China launches Shenzhou-20 mission to Chinese space station, state media reports
- China launched the Shenzhou 20 mission with three astronauts to the Tiangong space station, marking a step in its lunar and Mars mission ambitions.
- The astronauts will replace a crew that has been in space for 175 days and will stay aboard the Tiangong space station for about six months, conducting experiments and performing maintenance duties.
- Concerns have been raised that the new mechanical arms added to the Tiangong could potentially disable satellites during a crisis, as stated by the China Manned Space Agency.
- China aims to send a person to the Moon before 2030 and has raised concerns regarding the potential use of new technology for military purposes.
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Shenzhou-20 crewed spacecraft arrives at Tiangong space station
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China launches 3 astronauts to replace crew on Tiangong space station
China has launched three astronauts into space to replace the crew on the Chinese Tiangong space station, marking a further step in the country’s ambitions for a crewed mission to the moon and exploration of Mars.
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