China's space officials brim with confidence as they signal a growing appetite for high-risk missions to more quickly close the gap with the U.S. in a new race to the moon, Mars and beyond. It put its ambitions on display before dawn on Wednesday as it blasted three astronauts into orbit from a remote desert launch center.
The astronauts, two of them in their 30s, will spend roughly six months at China’s space station. Some of their experiments will be intended to help prepare for China’s most difficult mission yet: landing astronauts on the moon by 2030.
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