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China's reusable spacecraft. Imaging - Chinese Space Agency

China's multipurpose spacecraft lands successfully after 267 days in orbit

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Imaging of the Changa 6 spacecraft landing on land on the far side of the moon (Image credit: CNSA)

China's Chang'e 6 mission launched the samples from the far side of the moon into lunar orbit. The next stop is Earth

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China is the only country to successfully land on the hemisphere of the moon that faces away from Earth. * The container containing the samples collected by Changa 6 is expected to land on Earth on June 25
Anti-satellite weapon. Illustration: shutterstock

The US will stop testing anti-satellite weapons and demand that this become an international norm; China: developing systems to tow satellites

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US Vice President Kamala Harris announced this in a review before the Space Guard; more than 1,600 pieces are floating in space since the Russian test about six months ago, over 2,400 pieces are still floating after 15
The launch of the Tianwen-1 spacecraft to Mars. Photo: Chinese Space Agency

China launched a spacecraft to Mars, including a vehicle for field research of the planet's surface

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A new Chinese manned spacecraft prototype will join the Shenzhou spacecraft. Photo: Chinese Academy of Space Sciences CAST.

China is planning a new manned spacecraft

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The Chinese spacecraft Hushing is expected to be launched to Mars in July 2020. Image: China Space Agency

Chinese spacecraft to Mars

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The Chinese space station Tiangong 2 is on its way to a controlled crash. Photo: Chinese Space Agency, from CGTV broadcasts

The Chinese Tiangong 2 space station has crashed into the Pacific Ocean

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ZHUAI, CHINA, November 6, 2018: Models of future Long March series launchers at the 12th China Aerospace Exhibition. Photo: Shutterstock.com

The Chinese will develop a powerful launcher: Long March 9. First launches in 2030

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The CHANGE 4 spacecraft on the lunar surface. Figure: National Academy of Sciences of China

China has launched a spacecraft that will land and retrieve a rover on the far side of the moon

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The Chinese space station Tiangong-1 is about to crash on Earth and Australia is on the crash course. Image: Cindy Zhi/The Conversation, CC BY-ND

The Chinese space station Tiangong-1 is on its way to crash tonight

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The heavy Falcon on launch pad 39A at the Kennedy Space Center, Florida, November 28, 2017. The huge vehicle was briefly placed on the launch pad, as part of a test for the first static combustion test, only after which the company will give the green light for the maiden flight. Source: SpaceX.

The space missions of 2018: from the world's most powerful launcher to the successor to the Kepler space telescope

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China has released very few details about the space plane it is developing, not even a single simulation or diagram explaining its shape. The above illustration shows a simulation of the Rockwell X-30 space plane, which was canceled in 1993. Source: James Schultz, NASA.

China is developing a multipurpose space plane that will be launched for the first time in 2020

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The Long March 5 launcher takes off after the launch at the Wenchang Spaceport on Hainan Island in China, yesterday at 14:23 (Israel time). Source: Xinhua.

The launch of the Chinese Long March 5 missile failed

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The launch of the Shenzhou 11 spacecraft on October 17, 2016. Photo Xinhua/Li Gang

Shenzhou 11 is China's longest mission to date, a learning step on the way to a permanent presence in space

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The launch of China's previous manned spacecraft, Shenzhou 10 on a Long March 2F rocket, on June 11, 2013. Photo: Xinhua/Li Gang.

China will tomorrow launch Shenzhou 11 with two taikonauts to its new space station

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Launch of the Tiangong 2 space station from the Jiuquan Spaceport in the Gobi Desert in northwest China aboard the Long March 2F launcher. Source: China's official news agency Xinhua.

China has successfully launched the Tiangong 2 space station

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Concept of spaceships for multiple use. Figure: Indian Space Research Organization ISRO

India will launch an experimental reusable launcher in June * China has also begun developing a similar device that will be launched in 2020

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A model of the Chinese spacecraft to Mars as presented at the exhibition in 2015. Photo: (Credit: China Daily/Long Wei)

China will launch a combined rover, lander and rover mission to Mars in 2020

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A radio telescope located in China. From the broadcasts of the Chinese television CCTV. Screenshot

China is building the world's largest radio telescope

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Crew members of the Shenzhou 10 spacecraft enter the Tiangong-1 experimental space station on June 13, 2013

Towards a Chinese space station

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An illustration of a Baidu satellite. From Wikipedia

China has launched a plan to launch navigation satellites to rival GPS in 2020

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A spacesuit in a museum in Inner Mongolia, China. Photo: Katoosha / Shutterstock.com

A Chinese astronaut to the moon - when?

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A segment from a panoramic image taken by the Shanghai 3 lunar lander in which the Yuto robotic vehicle is seen in two different locations during its journey on the lunar soil in the area of ​​the landing site between December 15-18, 2013. Photo: CNSA/Chinanews/Ken Kremer/Marco Di Lorenzo. This is a time-lapse panoramic shot showing China's lunar robotic vehicle Yuto traversing the lunar surface in the first week after descending on its six wheels to the lunar plains. The image was compiled from stills broadcast by the Chinese Hal agency on Chinese-language websites. On January 25, a little over a month after these photos were taken, a malfunction was discovered in Yoto. Image courtesy of the universe today website

The Chinese lunar rover Yuto has resumed contact but not all of its instruments are yet operational

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The lunar robotic vehicle Yuto, as photographed from the Chang'e 3 spacecraft. Photo: Chinese Space Agency

The Chinese lunar rover Shebak Haim

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A segment from a panoramic image taken by the Shanghai 3 lunar lander in which the Yuto robotic vehicle is seen in two different locations during its journey on the lunar soil in the area of ​​the landing site between December 15-18, 2013. Photo: CNSA/Chinanews/Ken Kremer/Marco Di Lorenzo. This is a time-lapse panoramic shot showing China's lunar robotic vehicle Yuto traversing the lunar surface in the first week after descending on its six wheels to the lunar plains. The image was compiled from stills broadcast by the Chinese Hal agency on Chinese-language websites. On January 25, a little over a month after these photos were taken, a malfunction was discovered in Yoto. Image courtesy of the universe today website

Malfunction in the Chinese lunar rover

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China's first lunar rover separated from the Shanghai-3 lander on December 15, 2013. A screenshot from a video taken at the control center in Beijing. Photo: Xinhua, editing: Marco Di Lorenzo and Ken Kramer

The Chinese Yuto vehicle is already traveling with its six wheels on the lunar soil

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The launch of the Chinese spacecraft Shanghai 3 to the moon. Photo: Chinese news agency Xinhua

The first Chinese spacecraft to make a soft landing on the moon was launched

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Scale model of Yuto Credit: China News Service

Rabbit on the moon

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A model of the lunar robot that will be sent inside the Changa 3 spacecraft at an exhibition in Beijing in early September 2013.

The Chinese lunar lander will go to the moon towards the end of 2013. A telescope and an all-terrain vehicle with radar imaging capability

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At the beginning of the 64th World Astronautical Association conference, the head of NASA avoided the possibility of holding a joint operation with China

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satellite. Illustration: shutterstock

Fear: China has developed a system to hijack satellites in space

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Chinese astronaut Wang Yaping, a teacher by profession, gives a lesson on the laws of physics in space from the Tiangong-1 space experiment station, June 2013 - Shenzhou-10 spacecraft crew member

The Chinese spacecraft Shenzhou 10 is expected to return to Earth tonight * Two cosmonauts went on a spacewalk at the International Space Station

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Crew members of the Shenzhou 10 spacecraft enter the Tiangong-1 experimental space station on June 13, 2013

China's long march in space

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The launch of the Shenzhou 10 spacecraft, on Binui 11, 2013. From the Chinese state television broadcasts

China launched a sixth manned spacecraft - Shenzhou 10; You will rendezvous with the Guangdong 1 Experimental Space Station

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Chinese astronaut Liu Yang with the landing of the spacecraft Shazen 9. Screenshot from the Chinese television CCTV

The Shenzhou 9 spacecraft and its three crew members returned safely to Earth

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Shenzhou 9 spacecraft commander Jing Haifeng enters the Tiangong 1 space laboratory. Photo: Chinese TV

The Shenzhou 9 crew connected to the Chinese space lab and opened the doors

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The launch of the Shenzhou 9 spacecraft, on 16/6/2012. Screenshot from the Chinese TV broadcast

The Chinese manned spacecraft Shenzhou 9 was successfully launched

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Shenzhou 9 spacecraft crew. Photo: Chinese news agency Xinhua

China will launch the first (Chinese) woman into space today

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Shenzhou 8 spacecraft docking and Tiangong-1 space lab, 3/11/2011. Photo: Chinese Space Agency and Xinhua News Agency

Tensions and tyconauts / John Mattson

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The Phobos Grunt spacecraft lands on Phobos, at least in an early rendering by the Russian space agency

Mirror mirror in space, who is the biggest space power?

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Shenzhou 8 spacecraft docking and Tiangong-1 space lab, 3/11/2011. Photo: Chinese Space Agency and Xinhua News Agency

The Shenzhou 8 spacecraft docked at the Tinggong-1 space station

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The last landing of Atlantis from another angle. Photo: NASA

The era of NASA's shuttles is over. And now, it's China and India's turn in space

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Second from the left - the director general of the ministry, Menachem Greenblum, the head of foreign relations of the Chinese manned space program, the minister of science, Hershkowitz, the head of the Chinese delegation Wang Zhaoyao, the technaut Haifeng, Hagai Shagrir - head of the Asia department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. February 14, 2011. Photo : spokeswoman for the Ministry of Science

The first delegation of its kind arrived in Israel from China, headed by the director of China's manned space program

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Jean-Jacques Durdin, Director General of the European Space Agency (ESA) from the agency's website

Senior delegations from around the world will participate in the 6th International Space Conference of the Ministry of Science and the Fisher Institute

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The launch of the chang'e 2 spacecraft

China launched the Chang'e-2 lunar mission

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Artist's impression of a robotic lunar base. JAXA figure

Japan wants to build a robotic base on the moon by 2020

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Cosmic scene with DNA, stars, solvents and atomic circles in oral flow.

China: Manned space station to be completed in 2020

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Cosmic scene with DNA, stars, solvents and atomic circles in oral flow.

The Chinese lunar rover Shanghai-1 ended its mission and crashed on the moon

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Cosmic scene with DNA, stars, solvents and atomic circles in oral flow.

Shenzhou 7: More than waving a flag in space?

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Cosmic scene with DNA, stars, solvents and atomic circles in oral flow.

The Shenzhou 7 spacecraft landed safely

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