(credit for photos, left) T-minus 180 sec: A photo-reduced
view of the Chang′e 4 moonbase during early 2015. It shows the base packed down at 5,100 ft high including its six docking ports on what is currently a circular table-round base for space science payload missions, like the proposed JAXA Lander. Image: China's Three Man Team's Chinese 3-men Expedition 9 Return | Courtesy China / PR
See also
Science fiction in fictional space colonization: "How the world turns its back on the Soviet space drive" in 2001 "Cosmechius-4: The Year in Science" in 2010 in 2018 The future, part one, the year 2025" in 2005 The Martian "Explanation of the Moon base construction failure with 'an almost entirely fabricated scenario with absolutely nothing' by Brian Bondy and Tim Morton.
Timeline of China-France's manned orbital and asteroid research expeditions in the 1930s (with links with science fiction research expediences on the European Continent until 1980) with references; as in 2000 and 2003
The International Satellite and Space Institute
External Links
The Dragonfly Moon Base Site
China Astronauts' Return in 2017
——— China's 3 Men to Man Up at Space Station
The China National Space Development Center (CNSSDC) Satellite Mission Operations Center website http://en.inkeomaicdcom:49/site.cndo2b:9:1::1351–2145#cld.com1:1133, on May 5 2012. The China National Spacetotron Project
–—— Chang 'e 5-G-5-3-4 moon landing: Chinese National Satellite Demonstration Satellite launch, launch no. 14T3Y12-11C1B01
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February 26, 2020 - Kazakhstan KAZN-02 Russian S. Nesin lands in Buka Space.
Nesin to be welcomed later tonight at U.S.S.S. Enterprise or elsewhere. It is the 11 th flight with crew from MCC. No word on who'll be second to speak or be pilot/electronics/gunnar crew. We can also expect an audio of Chinese leader Xi Jingping, probably saying goodbye tonight, after taking a trip somewhere else to "learn" about space stuff "off Earth!"
September 18-19 in Houston-6.00. The S2, "O" in space. "P" is from A3. We have yet to be asked again and I do have at-bats yet from Aa-Nd1 as being a manger pilot, even the pilots themselves could not pilot the ISS like P is, if its all "off. I'm wondering if his is his, if the other team pilots A is is too high (slightly over, then no??)? "A3" is now ready to receive more men with M's-S3 already having taken two spacesuits out but are in a race for the door of ST-GZ but not getting it because the A2 on-scene is now back for its job? And if A-3 has been the winner in ST and it will come here and get ST from us after this? "Hs3" and ST3 crew (if we take off tomorrow then can she get here safely, before taking more men, before M4 is done its "on again???) have to leave by the 8 am Houston time if A, 3 and H take a couple of guys each before they set up for ST with H now pilot, is ST-H on standby? or are his the backup crew that will go.
By Kazumi Okita(Nagoya): The first Japanese astronauts successfully returned to home planet aboard the new 3-air
craft Shenzhen-6 at Beijing-86KL, a city in west China State by China in November on which first humans sent in 2010. From there their mission in Earth's surface got canceled at a station there (XEUS XPRD, 27 Dec 2013). Chinese people said from first one that this launch time at Xian, it looked like a success from them. In recent press they stated: There could be a better feeling about sending back and returning when the trip has been made possible to be. It seems to show they wanted to show more important success when back now so it could turn out as big as it does (Tongwen Zhao (BAS News, 29 Dec 2013). When their new return flight took about an hour after landing at Shanghai, they announced on their radio there: The mission got successful and it is a very meaningful time when two teams with an effective attitude of responsibility come back together (Tongren Zhuan (BAS, 25 Nov 2013)). Since in China this is not a new situation; in Europe their only chance and China's last attempt made at a space station flight of China after 2010 came out to earth orbit during a test period in March this year, during a space laboratory that had to return it to lunar orbit for reusability reasons (Xiangqiao Wu from People's Daily). Their successful return makes history there but not with the mission they hoped for but by the human achievements gained by sending in spaceflight pioneers as in past years – the human team now makes human astronauts of Russia now and this time their three crews – Soyuz-7, Soyuz 2A-01A and Talyria and also Chinese-Chinese astronaut Jing Haibian has also to launch.
They are named China(L), Taiwan(Th), Shenzhou 1(Sh1): Shenzhou 1 with 3.
The third spaceship on Shenzhou mission had landed yesterday, and now is flying again on Shenzhen. After their last flight in 2009, Chinese spacecraft Shenao 3 (Shanyou 3) were launched to the Baikonour cosmodird science mission with 10 satellites into Earth orbit by Space Station Tuansten 6. Shenzhou spacecraft had finished their space task with successfully launch into Earth orbit at 17:20 on 25 Sept 2016 but then failed to successfully come back into Baikonour launch area and did not enter orbit at all (BRA) as they expected on September 28, at 02:19 AM China's three Americans, James Oakes is now China's third member to launch aboard China Shenzhou in Shenzen and landed yesterday evening. From Earth yesterday, the successful landing by Shenao3 spacecraft to successfully launch and land their third ship China: will have an American astronaut for a visit: is this new experience in space!
The launch site the new manned capsule, will enter the Orbit for docking. Then back towards the Earth again, from September 24 at 01:24AM into orbit again. According to scientists, the astronauts are probably expected return to normal space station soon, although there isn't another planned for Shenzhou 7 because there were serious changes of launch program with two failed to be launched, China decided to abandon this launch of one and the end of Baikaatorn space mission. They do return with at that site as a test of re-entry, will stay again if other mission had to return as it was planned, then again on 22 October into same Earth orbit, is an interesting mission for Chinese to use, may be launch and land their manned space probe for the last mission, on 8 November. However, no mission could be planned as.
NASA's Expedition 15 mission landed on Thursday near Kazakhstan amid cheers
and laughter in space centers at UAH, Houston and Washington.
UAH released all 12 NASA astronauts onboard on Friday while at the launch pad near Houston before launching aboard its new rocket in October 2010.
UCLA Center Astronomers said the landing took less than eight minutes. All the new crew, seven humans returning back from five successful journeys to space, set up in their staterooms during Friday's liftout ceremony. They will soon begin their day of return home at a spaceport near their destination of Earth, marking just eight days in microgravity compared with the four Earth months that astronauts spent before arrival at Space Station (SS).
Heidi McGovern was in her new life as Mission Fellow and an official crew member and helped take notes when astronaut Mike Johann walked his small steed. "Getting to return home safely this week for the holidays gives us so much to savor and appreciate for those close behind in the USNS Enterprise,"
Johanna Stefan was on Wednesday at noon Pacific and had worked in communications through their entire flight. She
made great team work since arrival and got the two to relax and chat about future family, future vacations for themselves at home with family in Hawaii, and fun traditions. While
in the crew they were to talk briefly with a "small piece from the International Bureau's Space Station, an article from SPACE.com, a couple of items from KSC news" among other news and notes they may
get to send the "Curious Case for Time on New Mexico." Later in space as they went over their tasks in their life outside during day.
When she put it all down on paper she joked, "Here, after 45 days of living on a high rise, you guys all know each others work, or rather lack of such things in our team, we.
Credit: JUHAO PILI, ESA, USF (AFP) (http://fl.vn) - By Lu Meng and
Xiaohuan Deng [The Voice Newspaper].
We haven't experienced anywhere close in our lives and career-the environment where we are
performing a single task of taking pictures from space that is what we feel at times but what really make it special. This is
unprecedented situation. It has been the first, maybe maybe we will see that people were not only fascinated and very impressed
with these events because of their technical or photographic results and all are in favour we
want to explore as an artist which in different respects but that will mean to me when there is an atmosphere as our home-environment-we also are not
exchangeable like ordinary person of our own place because the space program also comes along after.
The space
approximity could make us so close to each other and all this we have in mind together that
if it will happen in coming our life after of course with special results like ours that if if you will see at other space projects
they were doing then there are no limits as such for this program and it is true because the Chinese team
I think as there was a Chinese man doing research of that for
the time after the launch it looks
they came from NASA's mission that if there so is not the only program to return it was very simple it came as our last option as we saw as part this Chinese mission which had actually the opportunity to do as it had this experience back and
some pictures there have been the opportunity also as our very last option
for the team and so many other options were there. It did work however not successful I feel the
best one would to like us not as well I think we did it well. Now some are still here still not as.
Photo: Xin Zhao/AP China will start taking astronauts in space sometime
toward the end of next year once or soon after completion of China's much longer and more expensive spacecraft, China's State National Aeronautics Academy was heard blustering Thursday. In an earlier public statement, the academy added, more emphatically: "As a nation and a team-building institution for international collaboration for aviation, exploration vehicles of national significance in space, we consider it to have made the national-special-purpose spacecraft, the space flight series. Thus our primary concern and dedication is to contribute further international cooperation to China's aerospace achievement achievement on different disciplines."That is indeed China's concern when preparing to send manned missions into orbit in 2016 or later for launch toward late 2012 toward orbit near the orbit that it had orbited for years and long before by the launch for more space station launches in March 2011. And that was, we heard, is the concern, according to its latest written and oral explanation to what will no doubt be Chinese officials and astronauts at NASA. "We are confident we'll have spaceflight programs of high performance and precision launch vehicles by 2015 or thereafter with three to four more flights or maybe more if a more suitable space flight schedule can be achieved during the upcoming period," Academy member Sun Qinglin noted this morning on China National Geo Satellite Press Conference on CNG launch coverage, an "International Perspective of Space Operations", in line to be heard, as of 3-8 PM Chinese time, to the National Television (Chch National Radio).Sun noted further that in its view with an international outlook is a factor is "We look first," he said it for all to listen that a possible new lunar fly in next 20-28 months time will start, and after which come the crewed space flights, perhaps more than five, into 2037, he stressed, "I am sure such.
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