Beijing – Beijing (AP) –
China has announced on Wednesday that three persons crew members will be launched at its space station as part of a growing search for space.
Shenzu 20 missions are the Deputy Director General of Chen Dong, Chen Jhongraui and Wang G, Lynn Jikiang, China Mandied Space Agency. They will currently replace three innovators at the Chinese space station. Like them before, they will be there for about six months.
Thursday evening will begin space from Jiukuan to the north -west of the Gobi Desert in the north -west China.
Three people were shipped in October last year and were in space for 5 days, Lynn said.
Chen Dong, who previously served on Shenzu 3 and Shenzhu, was the leader of this group, when his two crumets would travel first in space. Chen Jhongraui was the Air Force pilot and Wang Gi, engineer of China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation.
“I am feeling unparalleled pride and success for my country again for my country to go into space,” Chen Dong told reporters on Wednesday. “Every journey in space is unparalleled, I am looking forward to further experience and further progress through this flight.”
Chen Dong Shenzoo has led the construction of space station during 14 missions.
During the space, innovators will conduct tests in space drugs and space technology; Perform exterior trips; And improve the space station.
The military branch of the ruling Communist Party, the People’s Liberation Army, has developed its own space station after being excluded from the International Space Station due to US national security concerns over the country’s space program.
China’s space program has grown rapidly in recent years. The space body landed on an explorer on Mars and a rover on the far side of the moon. This is the goal of putting a person on the moon before 2030.
The return innovators are expected to land on April 23.
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