China is planning a test flight for its shuttle

Avi Blizovsky

The Shenzhou 3 spacecraft test flight, April 2002

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China is preparing its systems for a final unmanned test of its shuttle, Shenzhou. If the flight is crowned with success, Western experts say that China will launch manned spacecraft next year. This will make China the third country with the ability to send humans into space.
The Chinese space authorities say that the Shenzhou 4 spacecraft test will take place before the end of the year. This is what Philip Clark, the head of the Mulania space consulting company from the UK, says. "We are going to try everything necessary for a manned flight, and the spacecraft was equipped with everything necessary for a manned flight - except for humans," Clark told Space.com, which reports on this in detail.

The previous test flight - Shenzhou 3 took place on April 1, 2002 from the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. The spacecraft returned to Earth after a few minutes and was declared technically suitable for astronauts.
China first presented a full-size model of the shuttle Shenzhou in 2000 at a space conference.

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China has launched an unmanned shuttle into space
11/01/2001
News agencies

11/1/01
China launched an unmanned shuttle into space yesterday (Wednesday) in a test flight
second. In the future, the shuttle is expected to carry astronauts into space and insert the
China to the exclusive circle of the countries capable of making journeys
manned in space. Now there are only two countries capable of this &#;8211
Russia and the USA.

A "Long March" type missile was launched from the launch center in the Gobi Desert at 1 o'clock
At night and ten minutes later the Shenzhou 2 shuttle entered orbit in space, like this
Reported in Chinese state media. The shuttle will return "in a few."
days" after conducting experiments in physics and astronomy, in which you will be tested
The effect of staying in space on life forms and different materials.

If the flight and landing go well, China will be able to fly astronauts into space
In 18 to 24 months, so said the American commentator Joan
Johnson-Freezee, one of a handful of foreign experts on the space program
the chinese But the Chinese government has not yet announced when it intends to send
Astronauts into space. According to researchers in the Chinese space program and officials
Chinese government, this may happen in the next five years.

Tonight's flight was the second unmanned test of the Shenzhou shuttle
within 14 months. In the first test flight, held in November 1999
The Shenzhou, or "Holy Vessel", circled the Earth for 21 hours,
before landing in the Chinese steppes. According to the commentators, the second flight
You will concentrate on testing life support, navigation and re-entry systems
to the earth's atmosphere.

The military origins of the Chinese space program, and the claims made by China
Using western space technology to develop weapons, reverse the program
The Chinese space for a Chinese interior matter. China was also denied participation
In the project to build the International Space Station. "The Chinese are so ostracized that they are
We have to do everything alone", according to Johnson-Fries.

They knew about space programs outside the USA

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