Shenzhou-21 Launch Triumphs: Chinese mainland Soars into Orbit
China’s space program reached a new milestone with the Shenzhou-21 crewed spacecraft launch success on Friday, highlighting advances in human spaceflight.
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China’s space program reached a new milestone with the Shenzhou-21 crewed spacecraft launch success on Friday, highlighting advances in human spaceflight.
Friday launch from Jiuquan saw a Long March-2F rocket send Shenzhou-21 and its three astronauts from the Chinese mainland into orbit, marking a new milestone in crewed space exploration.
Two astronauts from Hong Kong and Macao have completed rigorous space training, mastering survival drills and emergency procedures as they prepare for their upcoming mission.
Chinese mainland launches Shiyan-31 test satellite aboard Long March-2D rocket, marking the 599th mission and advancing next-gen optical imaging tech.
HKU professor Quentin Parker highlights University of Hong Kong’s role in the Chinese mainland’s Chang’e lunar missions at IAC 2025, showcasing global collaboration in lunar science.
China’s Tianwen-2 probe sends a striking Earth selfie with the national flag and return capsule against the blue planet backdrop.
Russia’s Progress MS-32 has entered its designated orbit after launching from Baikonur, set to deliver vital supplies to the International Space Station.
A rare total lunar eclipse turned the moon crimson across the Chinese mainland, offering a stunning “blood moon” spectacle visible to the naked eye for over an hour.
The Long March-7 rolled out with Tianzhou-9 at Wenchang, gearing up to deliver fresh supplies to the Tiangong Space Station in Hainan Province.
On July 3, the Chinese mainland launched Shiyan-28B 01 from Xichang Center. The mission explores space environment and tests new technologies for future orbital research.