China planning more than 50 space launches in 2022
The Hindu
Last month, CASC said China will complete the building of the space station this year.
China is planning to launch more than 50 space launches and six manned flights to complete the building of its space station, as it unveiled an ambitious plan on Thursday for its burgeoning space industry this year.
The China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation (CASC) said China will carry out more than 50 space launches in 2022, sending over 140 spacecraft into space.
"The year 2022 will see China's projects in space at the top of its game," Ma Tao, the deputy chief of the space department at CASC has been quoted by the official media here.
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