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Latest News About China's Space Program
China became the third country ever to launch a human into space in 2003 and has been expanding its space program ever since. Get the latest news about China's space program, launches and space missions.
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China launches its first high-resolution earth-observation satellite. Sarah Sheffer reports.
Congressman Dana Rohrabacher (R-CA) believes that all nations, except China, should cooperate to mitigate the issue of Potentially Hazardous Asteroids (PHAs). NASA Admin. Charles Bolden explains that Congress forbids NASA's involvement with China.
China will send three astronauts to space this summer on a docking mission to its orbiting lab, according to news reports.
Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield rang in the Chinese New Year with amazing photos of China from space.
Recent launches by North Korea, South Korea and Iran highlight a growing trend.
China could be planning an anti-satellite test as soon as Jan. 11, analysts say.
The test could occur as early as next week, some experts say.
A Long March 2C rocket launched the satellite into orbit.
China is apparently developing its own Shenlong space plane, but few details are known for sure.
China wants its Long March 5 to be flying by 2014.
The nation says the two spacecraft will test new technologies in space.
Liu and two male crewmates pulled off China's first-ever manned space docking this past June.
The VRSS 1 spacecraft is Venezuela's second-ever satellite.
The launch boosts China's Beidou navigation constellation to 15 satellites.
You might be surprised how long it took Russia, the U.S. and China to move from animals to humans in space.
