China has stayed busy over the last week, launching a new set of Tianhui-6 satellites into space while detailing plans for their first lunar missions in 2030. Furthermore, a new change could impact the Chang Zheng 5B rocket and reduce the chances of an uncontrolled reentry. Finally, an EVA was conducted on the Tiangong Space Station, with China altering communication strategies during the EVA.
China has launched the Shenzhou-15 mission to the Tiangong space station on Tuesday, Nov. 29,…
In low Earth orbit (LEO) this week, NASA, Roscosmos, and the China National Space Administration…
China conducted another EVA outside of their Tiangong Space Station, preparing the station for the…
China successfully debuted one of its new generation vehicles on Tuesday when the Chang Zheng…
After the successful launch of three new Mars missions in the summer of 2020, Mars…
The first crewed mission to the new Chinese Space Station has successfully launched. Shenzhou-12, carrying…
China has become only the second nation to successfully land a spacecraft on Mars on…
China is gearing up for its next big leap in space exploration: the construction of…
The Tianwen-1 orbiter, lander, and rover mission to Mars from the People’s Republic of China…
The Chang’e 5 lunar orbiter, lander, and sample collection return vehicle left its sea-side launch…
The Tianwen-1 Orbiter, Lander, and Rover departed for Mars at 00:41 EDT (04:41 UTC) on…
