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China announces plans for crewed lunar landing within three years

Chinese officials have announced plans for a crewed lunar landing within three years, with detailed mission plans presented at a conference in Beijing. The lunar landings will follow a rendezvous model similar to NASA's Apollo program, but will involve separate launches for the crew and lunar lander.

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Chinese officials have announced plans for a crewed lunar landing within three years, with detailed mission plans presented at a conference in Beijing. The lunar landings will follow a rendezvous model similar to NASA's Apollo program, but will involve separate launches for the crew and lunar lander.

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China publicly discloses plan for a lunar landing within three years

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China announces plans for crewed lunar landing within three years