
China Unveils Shenzhou-20 Astronaut Trio for Space Station Mission
China introduces the three-person crew for Shenzhou-20, set to visit its space station with veteran astronaut Chen Dong, specialist Chen Zhongrui and rookie Wang Jie.
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China introduces the three-person crew for Shenzhou-20, set to visit its space station with veteran astronaut Chen Dong, specialist Chen Zhongrui and rookie Wang Jie.
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