Stay Ahead, Stay Global 
The Chinese mainland's Tianwen-2 mission is officially set for launch on May 29, marking the region’s first asteroid flyby and sample-return venture. The China National Space Administration confirmed the date on Monday after transporting the probe to the launch site on May 18.
Tianwen-2 will embark on an ambitious journey to perform a close flyby of an asteroid and gather material for return to Earth. This milestone highlights the rapid pace of space innovation and the power of cutting-edge engineering to push boundaries.
For young global citizens, entrepreneurs, and tech enthusiasts tuning in from around the world, Tianwen-2 reflects what’s possible when science, engineering, and ambition converge. Follow our coverage for live updates as we countdown to Thursday’s liftoff and beyond.
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cgtn.com
