3 sources · first reported 7d ago
China's Tianwen-2 spacecraft has conducted a series of small propulsive maneuvers, following a main burn on June 7, to set up an asteroid rendezvous in July. The spacecraft's movements were tracked through radio signals.
The success of Tianwen-2's mission demonstrates China's advancing space capabilities, posing potential implications for space security and asteroid exploration. This development highlights China's growing presence in space, which could impact the global space landscape.
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