China's Space Program Thread II

[by78]

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The naming of the next-generation manned spacecraft and lunar lander will be open to public participation.

The China Manned Space Agency

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for the next generation manned spacecraft and lunar lander and provides guidelines for public participation.

 

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The China Manned Space Agency also

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for mission logo designs for the upcoming Tianzhou-7, Tianzhou-8, Shenzhou-18, and Shenzhou-19 missions, all of which are planned for 2024.

 

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Nothing we don't already know, but this is an

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(TV interview with Liao Guorui, chief engineer of Wenchang launch complex) that new launch facilities for China's manned lunar program will be built at Wenchang launch complex.

 

[H2O]

This begs the question, which new space launchers could be used to develop the asteroid belt, Ceres and Jupiter?

The Moon have yet to be developed. Don't expect any development of the belt and beyond for at least a century from now.

 

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An image of the Curie Crater on Mars, taken by the Tianwen-1 orbiter.

 

[antiterror13]

China successfully launched Yaogan-39 Group-1's three satelites by a CZ-2D rocket from Xichang Satelite Launch Center in 15:36 UTC+8, August 31, 2023.

This is the 485th CZ series rocket launch.

A launch yesterday that no one mentioned
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I think because China launch so many rockets, so no longer a news

 

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The mission patch for the 7th launch of Ceres-1, which will be a sea launch from the Haiyang Spaceport. The patch was the winning design from a public competition.

The first Ceres-1 sea launch from Haiyang Spaceport is scheduled for September 5th at 17:30 local time. The launch will be broadcast via livestream.

 

[by78]

The Mozi survey telescope (墨子巡天望远镜) has entered trial operations at Qinghai Cold Lake Astronomical Observatory (青海冷湖天文观测基地). The telescope features a main mirror with a diameter of 2.5 meters and a 765-megapixel camera. The Cold Lake Astronomical Observatory began construction in 2020 and will be home to a cluster of 12 telescopes, making it the largest astronomical observatory in Asia when completed.

 

[Taiban]

Ceres-1 sea launch

 

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