China displays samples retrieved from moon’s far side in Italy
This was the first time that the scientifically valuable lunar substances have been shown outside China since they were brought back to Earth in June, according to the China…
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China’s Shenzhou XIX crew to launch in weeks ahead
China will launch the Shenzhou XIX spacecraft in late October and see the return of the Shenzhou XVIII crew, whose three astronauts marked their first National Day celebration in…
China places 8 satellites in space via carrier rocket
The rocket is capable of sending multiple satellites with a combined weight of 1.5 tons to a typical sun-synchronous orbit at an altitude of 500 kilometers.
China’s reusable experimental spacecraft returns
The completed mission was the third that China has made public relating to reusable experimental spacecraft.
Indian astronaut set to join international space station: Union Minister for Science and Technology
An Indian astronaut from the Gaganyaan Mission is set to join the International Space Station, marking a significant milestone in Indo-US Space collaboration.
Satellite testing centre turning Thai space ambitions into reality
Among the agencies using the Satellite Assembly Integration and Testing Centre's services include the Thai spacecraft and satellite producer Mu Space Corp and the Royal Thai Air…
China’s first commercial space launch site gears up
In the coming weeks, workers at the complex will conduct rehearsals with a real carrier rocket, which will be used for the debut flight, after it is transported to the center.
New Japanese satellite Daichi-4 can observe wider area, post-disaster damage, volcanic activity
Observation is possible even at night or in bad weather.
Chinese rocket engine test fails, no casualties reported
A structural failure caused the rocket to detach from its launch pad and blast off. It subsequently landed in a mountainous area about 1.5 kilometres away and broke apart.
Chang’e 6 capsule opened in Beijing, unveiling far side Moon samples
Scientists from the National Astronomical Observatories, a subsidiary of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, will then commence storage, analysis, and research of these samples.