Titlebook: China in Space; The Great Leap Forwa Brian Harvey Book 2019Latest edition Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019 China space program.Long Marc

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Miscellaneous Results in the First Notebook,, institutions and ground facilities was already in place. China’s space program expanded in three waves. The first, from the 1960s to the 1980s, comprised the initial set of rockets (CZ-2, 3, 4) and launch bases at Jiuquan and Xi Chang. The second, the manned program in the 1990s, involved a new mi

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Ramie, Rheea, Chinagras und Nesselfasertellite, the beginning of a long series that has brought television and modern communications to the whole Chinese landmass. This began the Dong Fang Hong series, now at Dong Fang Hong 5, with numerous derivatives and relays (e.g. Tianlian). China attempted to open its space program to launching wes

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-0213-1time of a three-sided Asian race to the Moon with Japan and India. Chang e 1 made Moon maps and was followed by Chang e 2, which dived low over the lunar surface to scout landing sites but then left the Moon, flew to the L2 libration point and then set out across the solar system for a spectacular i

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Frontiers in the History of Sciencespace powers: Russia, the United States, France, Britain, Europe, China, Japan, India, Israel, Iran and the two Korean states. Of these, Britain and France no longer have a national satellite launching program, so the current relevant number is really ten (Britain cancelled its launcher program befo

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-19588-5China space program; Long March rocket; Shenzhou spacecraft; Jiuquan launch site; Xi Chang launch site; T

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Brian HarveyProvides a comprehensive contemporary account of the Chinese space program set in a historical context.Contains a listing of all Chinese launches and missions with tables of the different categories.F

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