Fri,Oct 24,2014
 |
| Technicians monitor the test return orbiter for lunar mission at the Beijing Aerospace Control Center, in Beijing, China, Oct. 24, 2014. China launched the lunar orbiter by the advanced Long March-3C rocket early Friday to test technologies to be used in the Chang'e-5, a future probe that will conduct the country's first moon mission with a return to Earth. The test spacecraft separated from its carrier rocket and entered the expected orbit shortly after the liftoff, according to the State Administration of Science, Technology and Industry for National Defense. (Xinhua/Tian Zhaoyun) |
Best pictures selected from "Army Dream" exhibition
Fan Bingbing's "Queen style" in new play
Shocking! Photos of Chinese fighters revealed
Bikini car wash draws crowds in NW China
J-10 fighters show aerobatic stunts in smog-free sky
Luxurious first classes of different airlines
Best pictures selected from "Army Dream" exhibition 
Season of the fall begins
China's Su-30 fighters
Chinese netizens fall in love with champion swimmer Ning Zetao
Day|Week|Month
