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Photo News Astronauts Nie Haisheng (left) and Fei Junlong, orbiting the Earth in the Shenzhou VI spacecraft, talk through phones with their family members October 12, 2005. China launched its second manned space mission Wednesday morning. students China launches its second manned spacecraft Shenzhou-VI at the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in northwest China's Gansu Province at 9:00 a.m. on Oct. 12, 2005. (Xinhua photo) Shenzhou-VI blasts off at 9:00 Ariane-5 rocket launched successfully Astronaut Yang returns safely (3) China's national flag in outer space

Shenzhou VI on Focus Lunar Probe Project Further Deep into Space Satellites Launched Shenzhou V Launched International Cooperation  Taikonauts Nie Haisheng (L) and Fei Junlong wave to people at the gate of the special plane when they arrived in Beijing, Oct. 17, 2005. UPDATED 08:43, October 21, 2005 Shenzhou-VI re-entry module handed over to developer The re-entry module of Shenzhou-6 spacecraft was handed over to its developer, the China Research Institute of Space Technology (CRIST), at the Changping Railway Station in north Beijing Tuesday afternoon. News Analysis: China not to vie with other countries in space The world has congratulated China on its latest successful human space flight with a few wondering whether China's successful five-day mission might trigger a new round of space race. Shenzhou-VI spacecraft returns home The re-entry module of China's second manned spacecraft Shenzhou-VI, with astronauts Fei Junlong and Nie Haisheng onboard, touched down at the primary landing site in Siziwang Banner (county) of Inner Mongolia at 4:32 a.m. on Oct. 17, 2005 (Beijing Time). Shenzhou-VI astronauts Fei Junlong (L) and Nie Haisheng Fei Junlong, Nie Haisheng: Astronauts for Shenzhou-VI China's first Shenzhou spacecraft was launched at 6:30 a.m. Nov 20, 1999 at the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center. Undated photo shows the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center at sunrise in Jiuquan, northwest China's Gansu Province. Undated photo shows the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in Jiuquan, northwest China's Gansu Province. Drill conducted at the alternate landing site. Lifesaving staffs at the alternate landing site. Astronauts for Shenzhou VI to be selected   Lunar Probe Project   NO.1 - NO.40     China's No.1 lunar probe being developed (14:38, October 17) Japanese businessman could be next space tourist (18:32, October 11) NASA plans US$104 billion moon return by 2018 (09:07, September 21) NASA plans to return Americans to moon by 2018 (08:45, September 20) China's lunar probe program facing 3 major difficulties: project chief commander  (16:35, September 10) Three obstacles lie ahead of lunar probe: project chief (16:24, September 09) Lunar exploration project center established  (09:07, August 24) China inaugurates first lunar probe engineering center  (08:35, August 23) China collects signs for lunar probe program (18:15, August 16) Three technological difficulties for lunar probe  (18:16, August 16) Chinese astronauts hopeful to walk in space in 2007 (16:36, August 12) China expected to launch lunar probe satellite in 2007 (07:42, August 10) China ambitious for more in aerospace after decades of development  (12:07, August 04) China to produce components of its first lunar orbiter (16:42, June 24) China building base to boost spaceflight (12:27, April 20) China outlines blueprint of lunar probe (13:16, April 05) "'Chang'e" flying to the moon is just round the corner: Viewpoint (21:13, November 26) China to accomplish lunar probe program in 13 years: scientist (09:29, November 22) China's lunar rover to land on moon in 2012 (08:35, November 08) China starts development of its first lunar exploration craft (10:58, August 05) Moon probe project is sure to pay off hugely: expert  (16:46, July 27) What the moon exploration program will bring us? (04/09 14:34) Work on developing lunar rover begins in China (04/07 09:30) From the earth to the moon--experts elaborate on China's lunar probing program (03/23 15:38) China to launch lunar probe satellite on Long March III A (03/22 09:40) China appoints chief commander, architect of its lunar probe project (02/28 11:21) China kicks off its lunar probe project (02/26 16:42) China begins work on satellite to orbit Moon by 2007 (02/15 09:39) China organizes and implements rounding the moon project in 2004 (01/09 16:25) Bush to announce plan for returning Americans to moon (01/09 14:39) China tests apparatus for lunar satellite (01/08 09:13) China to launch lunar landing program in 2004: official (01/01 11:49) 10 reasons to put humans back on the Moon (12/09 17:56) Moon probe to blast off in 3 years: Chief scientists (12/09 10:38) Four scientific goals for "Chang'e I" moon project (11/09 14:55) Shenzhou-5 launch: long-cherished dream realized (10/15 18:34) China looks to launch moon probe in three years (10/06 13:10) China Reports Progress in Lunar Prospecting Satellite Research (08/05 16:05) Scientists Aim for Moon with Latest Breakthrough (08/04 13:36) China Sees Breakthroughs in Design of Moon Probe Satellite  (08/03 23:07)  << Previous   Next >>

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