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When China blew their aging satellite out of the sky last year, the US bellowed about their displeasure. Now, barely a year later, the US has done the same thing - Lost Laowai's Steven tackles the hypocrisy of it all.
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Chinese Taikonauts want to start a chapter of the Communist Party in space. And they want to join the International Space Station. ImageThief is all over this one.
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BEIJING (AFP) - Asia's space race heated up on Wednesday as China launched its first lunar orbiter, an event hailed by the world's most populous nation as a milestone event in its global rise.

China's year-long expedition, costing 1.4 billion yuan (184 million dollars), kicks off a programme
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Alright, this is a bit of an oldie now, but I missed it when it was first published. It's wrong on soooo many levels - but frigin' hilarious. And a kickass headline ta boot.
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Two Chinese, one man and one woman, whose names have been withheld, have signed on to pay $200,000 to take a 3.5 hour space flight on Virgin Galactic next year. Virgin Galactic plans to ..
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I'm thinking that it will have a horn!
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China set two more ambitious goals for its space program this week, announcing it will launch an unmanned lunar orbiter in the second half of 2007 and a probe to Mars by 2009, according to reports from the Xinhua news agency.
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