China’s Shenzhou-12 with three astronauts blasts into space
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Spacecraft lifted off about 01:22 GMT on Thursday from northwest China further boosting the country’s space programme.
China has successfully launched the Shenzhou-12 – its first manned mission in five years – further accelerating its space programme to rival the United States. Shenzhou-12, meaning “Divine Vessel”, lifted off at about 01:22 GMT on Thursday from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in northwest China, according to the live video broadcast on state television, CCTV. The launch was carried with a Long March-2F carrier rocket.
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