Rose Lu from my1510 compares the various arrangement for reporting on China space travel (zh). Yesterday, most of the reporters managed to witness the Chang'e-1, the first China's moon orbiter, blasting out to the space, even though they have to... ...full story at Global Voices
from Global Voices on Thu, Oct 25 2007
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| 25 Oct 07 |
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China launches lunar orbiter »
YouTube video China has launched its first lunar orbiter, on a planned year-long exploration mission to the Moon. |
| 20 May 07 |
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Moon orbiter nears expected launch » Shanghai Daily CHINA was "losing no time" in preparing its first lunar orbiter, Chang'e I, which will most likely be launched in the second half of this year, a space official said yesterday. |
| 24 Oct 07 |
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China's first moon orbiter Chang'e I » People's Daily China, hoping to become the 17th nation to join the International Space Station (ISS) project, plans to launch its first moon orbiter around 6:00 p.m. Wednesday. The circumlunar satellite, which has been named Chang'e I after a myth ... |
| 31 Oct 07 |
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Over the moon in China » Tim Johnson Here’s the problem with space exploration programs and democracies: A space agency comes up with a great scheme to send an orbiter to the moon. It may even find a way to do it cheaply. Then someone comes along and... |
| 20 Nov 07 |
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Chang'e I begins its exploration work » People's Daily Chang'e I, China's first lunar orbiter, officially began exploring the moon yesterday evening, the China National Space Administration (CNSA) said. Its sensing equipment was due to become operational after the orbiter oriented its solar ... |
| 24 Oct 07 |
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China's first moon orbiter likely to be invisible to amateur astronomers » People's Daily The chance for amateur astronomy buffs to observe China's first moon orbiter, likely to be launched on Wednesday, is very slim, Chinese space experts said on Tuesday. The circumlunar satellite, named Chang'e I, is very tiny in open ... |
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