2010 and beyond: China’s space program – Tech-Web

yolearnchinese.com — I made a look at the Chinese spaceflight answering two key questions:
1. What is the role of the Chinese spaceflight now and in the coming years?
2. Will China land on the moon before the USA does it again?
This articles ignores propaganda voices claiming to land a Chinese person on the moon before 2020. Instead I looked at the existing flight hardware, previous development cycles and draw a realistic outline of the future Chinese spaceflight. Enjoy :)

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Heiney 2 years 4 weeks ago

Very interesting.

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