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I think you are talking about the LongMarch-6 future development-- the only member of China current new generation Launch vehicles which will introduce the solid boosters for liquid engined core stages as we know, except the all solid ones like CZ/LM-11, KZ-1/1A/11 ... LM-6A

actually，all the engines on 1st stage and boosters are liquid fuel rocket engine- the same YF-100... the LM-8R's core stage will have some new varient-- the YF-100K with two dimensional TVC, restartable, and more Throttling ability ... and you could find that the engines arrangement are...

the very first model/type of this 1st stage reusable launch vehicle which is planned by the so called 'National Team' is the CZ-8R/LM-8R the first launch of basic model- CZ/LM-8 took place last year already. the 8R varient launch might happen in 2024-25.

not that fast...this is the Phase IV of China lunar exploration project which was government approved few days ago...the span of time for this Phase is around 10 years which basicly means this ten years until 2030 Three unmanned missions are planned - Chang'e 7 ,6 and 8...you might be able to...

Tianwen-1‘s landing footage

the forth main module of TG space station - the optical space telescope (XunTian) was always scheduled to be launced in 2024 by CZ-5B. it won't attatched to space station all the time except for the maintaining ,repaire and refueling. it will 'fly' in the same orbit independently.

Two EVA are planned for the SZ-12 crews in their 3-month stay in CST as the first team.. it will take around 6-7 hours for 2 crews each time, and the third crew will operate the robot arm inside the space station. these two EVA actions are mostly the tech demonstation for the 2nd generation...

just another pathetic troll emerged on this forum...lol... -------- two hours ago... At 0303 UTC China used the Long March 2D carrier rocket at the Taiyuan Satellite Launch Center to successfully put the Beijing 3 satellite into the SSO. The mission also carried and launched three small...

The China National Space Administration releases new images taken by the country's first Mars rover Zhurong, showing national flag on the red planet

this one...

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