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I don’t really think this means much with regards to any competition between China and the US in space, but it’s an interesting historical event nonetheless: China’s first woman in space arrives home This is amusing: China’s space programme is several decades behind that of the US and Russia – which launched manned space stations […] Reading excerpts from the time-warped Chinese press release about the launch of Shenzhou 7, I was reminded of the strange similarity between their official propaganda and – of all things – bodice-ripper romance novels: After this order, signal lights all were switched on, various data show up on rows of screens, hundreds of technicians staring […] |
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