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Buoyed by successes at the Moon and Mars, China is embarking on a science and exploration program of staggering scale.

Buoyed by successes at the Moon and Mars, China is embarking on a science and exploration program of staggering scale.

China unveils the first images that the Lobster Eye X-Ray telescope captured recently. China's Lobster Eye Imager for Astronomy, or LEIA, has captured the first-ever photos of celestial entities in space.

A novel "lobster eye" telescope aboard a small Chinese satellite has delivered its first images, paving the way for more complex future missions using its technology.

The Chinese Academy of Sciences is looking at potential missions including a Ceres orbiter and a giant telescope to look for clues about the nature of

More details are emerging about China's potential mission to Venus as part of the country's expanding space exploration program, according to Space.com. The proposed mission, called the Venus Volcano Imaging and Climate Explorer (VOICE), would launch in 2026 and arrive in orbit around the hottest and

Chinas proposed Venus Volcano Imaging and Climate Explorer (VOICE) mission would launch in 2026 and study the planets atmosphere, geologic evolution and potential habitability.

The Chinese Academy of Science is set to select five big-ticket missions to explore the deep universe, solar system and Earth.

How will China do its deeper universe research? (Photo : NASA/ Getty Image)The Russian space agency demands assurance from OneWeb that satellites will not be used for military purposes.

The Chinese Academy of Sciences has selected candidates for its next round of space missions, which are projected to launch between 2026 and 2030.