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Last updated: 2004-12-22

China Offers Glimpse of Next Space Mission
2004-12-22

China's Shenzhou spacecraft V: China's first astronaut Yang Liwei (C) is applauded by military officials after the landing of spacecraft Shenzhou V, on the Inner Mongolian grasslands of northern China, October 16, 2003. China's first man in space returned safely to Earth on Thursday, capping the country's bid to join the former Soviet Union and the United States in the exclusive club of nations that have conquered space.

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BEIJING - China gave a rare glimpse Wednesday of astronauts preparing for its second manned space mission, with state television showing trainees in simulated zero gravity doing somersaults and holding up the national flag.... ...
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