
China’s Tianwen-2 Launches Ambitious Asteroid Mission
China’s Tianwen-2 mission launches to sample asteroid 2016HO3 and study comet 311P, aiming to unlock secrets of the solar system’s origins.
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China’s Tianwen-2 mission launches to sample asteroid 2016HO3 and study comet 311P, aiming to unlock secrets of the solar system’s origins.
China’s Tianwen-2 probe launched successfully, kicking off a 10-year mission to sample asteroid 2016HO3 and explore comet 311P in a groundbreaking “Long March” of space exploration.
China launched its first asteroid sample-return mission, Tianwen-2, on a decade-long quest to collect samples from near-Earth asteroid 2016HO3 and explore main-belt comet 311P.
China’s Tianwen-2 probe has been moved to the launch site as CNSA prepares for its end-May liftoff, marking a key step in the mission timeline.
Shenzhou-19 astronauts Cai Xuzhe, Song Lingdong and Wang Haoze landed in the Chinese mainland’s Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region after six months aboard the China Space Station—a mission success.
Wang Haoze, the only female member of Shenzhou-19, stepped out of her return capsule after its touchdown at the Dongfeng site in the Chinese mainland’s Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region.
China’s Shenzhou-19 crew capsule lands in north China’s Inner Mongolia after a swift 7.5-hour fast return on five orbits.
China has postponed the Shenzhou-19 spaceship’s return due to unfavorable weather at the Dongfeng landing site in the Chinese mainland’s Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. A new date will be set soon.
Marking four years in orbit, the Tianhe core module powers China’s Space Station, hosting nine missions and cutting-edge experiments.
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