China Lauched Their Space Mission, Again

China launches their riskiest space mission yet. First we heard is the Shenzhou 6, which is actually the second manned space flight. It carried Nie Haisheng and Fei Junlong and was a milestone for China's space program and proof that the country is completely capable of carrying out its own space program independently.




















Launching of the Shenzhou 6, on Wednesday, October 12, 2005.




















Nie Haisheng and Fei Junlong back and climbs out of the module, at 05:39 Monday, October 17, 2005.

The space research activities were all well planed. In case you do not know, China, Russia and United States are the only countries that have launched humans into space.

Their next step is sending Shenzhou 7 to space, which is just happen.

This time sending more people and also performing more experiments, including new developed space suit.

Step by step, these missions are proven to be a major step forward in China's ambition of building a space station and probing the moon. Shenzhou spacecraft is being used to develop manned spaceflight techniques and in the future may serve as a ferry to Chinese space stations and as a lunar orbital and landing spacecraft.

So, for Malaysia, where is our second step in space exploration, after spending so much money on training this gay dude.

Maybe it is good for publication of the Beijing Olympic 2008.