China to launch manned space mission in mid-June
China is about to send three astronauts into space in mid-June, in order to test a new spatial mode.
Shenzhou-10 module has entered the “final stage of preparation” before its launch that is due to take place “in mid-June,” said the official news agency New China, cited by AFP.
Shenzhou-10 is set for a June lift-off before docking with Tiangong-1. Here, you see Shenzhou-7 spacecraft model & CZ-5 rocket (left) and Shenzhou-6 2005 launch (right) [Wikimedia CC0]
The launching event is gonna occur at a base in the northwest, announced the New China.
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China is the third country that sent its own astronauts into space back in 2003, after the U.S. and Russia.
On the other hand, the country has not been accepted as part of the International Space Station project, developed through the collaboration of 16 nations, most likely because of the U.S. objections.
The Asian nation is currently running an ambitious space program that aims at sending astronauts to the Moon and assembling a space station by 2020.