China's Hopes High as Space Station Nears Completion
San Francisco - Chinese astronauts, known as taikonauts, and a ground crew are working to finish their country's first permanent orbiting space stati
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San Francisco - Chinese astronauts, known as taikonauts, and a ground crew are working to finish their country's first permanent orbiting space stati
NASA chief Bill Nelson told a German news outlet that he was concerned China would land on the moon and say, "It's ours now, and you stay out."
The US space administrator director Bill Nelson said the planned lunar base on the Moon is the first step for China to stake a claim for the planet.
China's aerospace institutions explained on Thursday that the water in a cup didn't float in space due to the water surface tension at work in the weightless environment, and the cup was fixed on the table for ease of use, as a science class from China's space station run by taikonauts triggered a wide discussion on overseas social media recently.
The three astronauts of China's Shenzhou-13 crewed mission met the press and public on Tuesday, the first such appearance after returning to Earth in April.