All about China's new Rockets send to Moon.
                     All about China's new Rockets 
sent to the Moon
SUCCESSFUL LAUNCH
China has successfully launched a new rocket and prototype 
spacecraft, according to state media, in a major test of its 
ambitions to operate a permanent space station and send 
astronauts to the Moon.
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LONG TIME AMBITION
A Long March 5B rocket took off from the Wenchang launch 
site on the southern island of Hainan and eight minutes later 
an unmanned prototype spacecraft successfully separated 
and entered its planned orbit. A test version of a cargo return 
capsule also successfully separated from the rocket
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MOON LANDING SOON
China hopes that the craft will one day transport astronauts 
to a space station that it plans to complete by 2022 – and 
eventually to the Moon. It will have capacity for a crew of six. 
The spacecraft and capsule were slated to return to a landing 
site after completing their test flights
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CHINA – THE NEW 
WORLD LEADER
The United States is so far the only country to have sent 
humans to the Moon. But in its effort to catch up, China has 
sent astronauts into space, satellites into orbit and a rover to 
the far side of the Moon in 2019
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A NEW SPACE 
STATION
Assembly of the Tiangong space station, whose name means 
Heavenly Palace, is expected to begin this year and finish in 
2022. It will have three modules, with living and working 
quarters and two annexes for scientific experiments.
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BIG PLANS
China plans to send an astronaut to the Moon in about a decade 
and then build a base there. Its lunar rover on the far side has 
driven about 450 meters so far. The next big mission for Beijing is 
to land a probe on Mars, with liftoff expected this year.
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DEEP-SPACE
China has launched a new rocket along with a prototype deep-space 
spacecraft. It is being reported that the launch has been successful, 
which will pave the way for the country’s ambitions to operate a 
permanent space station and sending astronauts to Moon.
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SPECIALITY OF THE 
MISSION
It is designed to increase China’s human spaceflight capabilities, 
both to low Earth orbit, but also to deep space. If they have a 
launcher which can do this, they would be able to send this new 
spacecraft to do a circumlunar mission like Apollo 8
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NEXT IN LINE
China’s launch was also critical for the country’s future space 
ambitions in the year ahead. Later this summer, China intends to 
launch its Tianwen-1 mission, which will send the country’s first 
lander and rover to Mars, as well as a spacecraft that will orbit the 
Red Planet. Then toward the end of the year, China will launch its 
next mission to the Moon
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