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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 is ready to carry out a multiphase construction program that leads to a large space station around 2020.
The United States and China both shot down their own satellites using advanced missiles in a mutual show of military strength, documents published in the U.K.'s Telegraph newspaper showed.
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China is ramping up its space exploration program, with recently announced goals to build a manned space station by 2020 and send a spacecraft to Mars as early as 2013.
China is ramping up its space program, with recently announced goals to build a manned space station by 2020 and send a spacecraft to Mars as early as 2013.
China successfully orbited a military communications satellite Wednesday (Nov. 24) on a Long March rocket.
U.S.-Chinese cooperation in human spaceflight could yield astounding results, according to NASA's chief.
An unmanned Chinese probe has photographed the moon's Bay of Rainbows, where the nation plans to make its first-ever lunar landing in 2013.
China has set a new high for the country's space program with Sunday's launch of a new navigation satellite.
China launched its sixth Beidou navigation satellite Sunday.
NASA chief Charles Bolden said his recent meeting with the leader of China's space agency will set the stage for future U.S.-Chinese cooperation in space.
NASA Administrator Charles Bolden left for Beijing Oct. 15 amid mixed congressional reaction to Bolden’s plans to meet with Chinese officials to discuss the potential for cooperation in human spaceflight.
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