Archive - China in Space

What Is the Cost of a Long March Launch?

Globally competitive prices but restricted.

2 hrs ago •

Tianzhou-9 Resupply Mission Blasts Off! [Long March 7 Y10]

New spacesuits and experiments are headed for Tiangong.

22 hrs ago •

Tianzhou-9 Prepares for Launch!

At Wenchang a Long March 7 has rolled out.

Jul 12 •

Space Pioneer Moves Forward With Tianlong-3 Following New Fixes

Fixes to both hardware and the company.

Jul 11 •

International Space Association Launched, Tianzhou-8 Departs

Reusable rocket activity continues ahead of debut launches.

Jul 9 •

Hong Kong's Taikonaut Could Fly in 2026, Chief Executive Says

But the spacefarer’s identity remains unknown.

Jul 7 •

China to Launch International Space Exploration Association

Collaborative projects could begin to increase next week.

Jul 4 •

Test Satellite From the Mountains [Long March 4C Y63]

Another space monitoring satellite was delivered to orbit.

Jul 3 •

Shijian-25, Shijian-21 Approach Again

Second time lucky?

Jul 2 •

Tianwen-2 Snaps Photos of the Earth & Moon

It's a long way to Kamoʻoalewa.

Jul 1 •

June 2025

Progress on New Launch Pads Continues Despite Weather Challenges

And what's the holdup with launches from the site?

Jun 30 •

China's Space Investments Avoids Conflict, USAF Study Finds

"[Space] is not an arena for countries to fight each other"

Jun 28 •

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