NASA Delays Crewed Moon Landing to 2028, Adds Artemis III Mission
NASA adjusts Artemis timeline, postponing crewed lunar landing to 2028 and adding Artemis III for critical testing in 2027.
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NASA adjusts Artemis timeline, postponing crewed lunar landing to 2028 and adding Artemis III for critical testing in 2027.
China announces two crewed space missions in 2026, advancing lunar exploration with a 2030 moon landing target. Wenchang launch site upgrades underway.
China maintains its position as the world’s second-largest operator of civil remote sensing satellites, with over 640 active units driving economic and scientific advancements.
China announces plans to launch Xihe-2, the world’s first solar probe to the Sun-Earth L5 point, enhancing space weather forecasting by 2028-2029.
China’s first successful metal 3D printing experiment in orbit marks a major advancement for space manufacturing and infrastructure development.
Galactic Energy achieves breakthrough in reusable rocket engine testing for PALLAS-2, advancing China’s commercial space capabilities with record combustion efficiency.
China launches first sea-based mission of 2026, advancing its Tianqi satellite constellation for global IoT connectivity and commercial space development.
China begins construction of a pioneering reusable rocket facility in Hangzhou, aiming to slash launch costs and boost commercial space capabilities by 2026.
China’s Xuntian Space Telescope achieves critical simulation milestone, paving the way for groundbreaking astronomical discoveries after its 2026 launch.
China employs cave survival training to enhance astronauts’ mental resilience and teamwork for space missions, revealing new details about its 2026 space preparedness strategy.
China completes historic 20-day emergency space rescue mission in 2025, showcasing rapid response capabilities in manned space operations.
China successfully launches Shijian-29 satellites from Hainan, marking a record 73 space missions in 2025 and advancing space tech capabilities.
China completes 2025 space program with successful Tianhui-7 satellite launch, enhancing Earth observation capabilities for resource management and scientific research.
Russia’s Roscosmos completes Ionozond satellite tests, enabling advanced ionosphere and atmospheric research with four newly operational spacecraft.
China advances space capabilities with successful Lijian-1 rocket launch deploying nine satellites, including UAE collaboration, from Jiuquan on December 10, 2025.
China’s Shenzhou-21 astronauts successfully conducted their first spacewalk using next-generation Feitian spacesuits, marking a milestone in the Tiangong station’s expansion.
China’s Qingzhou cargo spacecraft completes key tests, enters integrated phase ahead of 2026 prototype development, enhancing space station logistics.
China successfully launched a new test satellite for communication technology from the Xichang Satellite Launch Center, marking the 558th mission of the Long March series rockets.
Galactic Energy’s CERES-1 Y16 rocket successfully launched from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center, marking China’s first commercial rocket launch of 2025 and deploying five satellites into orbit.
Galactic Energy’s CERES-1 Y16 rocket successfully launched from Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center, marking China’s first commercial rocket launch of 2025 and delivering five satellites into orbit.