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Weekly Watch> WEEKLY WATCH NO. 44, 2010> SOCIETY
UPDATED: October 29, 2010 NO. 44 NOVEMBER 4, 2010
Space Ambition
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China has formally begun its manned space station program, aiming to complete construction of a "relatively large" manned space laboratory around 2020, said a spokesman for the national manned space program on October 27.

China was aiming to develop and launch the first part of a space laboratory before 2016, focusing on breakthroughs in living conditions for astronauts and research applications, the spokesman said.

The country will develop and launch a core cabin and a second laboratory module around 2020, which will be assembled in orbit.



 
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