China has achieved a major space-technology milestone aboard the China Space Station, demonstrating capabilities critical for long-term space exploration. • Scientists successfully produced oxygen directly in orbit using in-space resources. • The experiment also generated rocket propellant components from carbon dioxide and water. • This technology is known as In-Space Resource Utilization (ISRU). • Oxygen production supports life-support systems for astronauts. • Fuel production enables future

China's space exploring reaching new heights Full speed ahead—expanding launch capabilities, accelerating lunar exploration, and what’s next? A Mars sample return mission, a Jupiter expedition, and beyond. China's space program is writing the next chapter of cosmic exploration, as Taikobot, the AI robot explains. #SpaceforAll | CGTN Frontline

China plans to launch its first Mars exploration mission Tianwen-1 between July and August, Bao Weimin, academician of Chinese Academy of Sciences and director of the Science and Technology Commission at the China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation, has told CCTV while sharing details about the mission. According to the plan, the Mars probe will release a rover after a soft landing on the planet and the rover will stay on Mars for 90 Mars sols, or days, on a variety of missions, includ

The lander carrying China's first Mars rover has touched down on the Red Planet, the China National Space Administration confirmed on Saturday morning. | CGTN