Search
The year 2025 will witness a flurry of commercial rocket launches, infusing fresh vigor into China's space exploration efforts. As we step into the inaugural year of the '15th Five-Year Plan' period, a fresh and promising blueprint for China's space endeavors is gradually taking shape: the manned lunar landing mission will undergo a series of rigorous tests; Chang'e-7 is slated for liftoff in 2026, with the mission of seeking out traces of water ice at the lunar south pole; concurrently, an array of innovative rocket types will embark on their maiden voyages, with some even attempting recovery operations. China's space program is poised to embark on an exciting new chapter, inching closer to its ambition of emerging as a formidable space power.
-
C114 Communication Network -
Communication Home
