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China: Reporting Moon Orbiter

Written byOiwan Lam
Posted 25 October 2007 5:00 GMT

Rose Lu from my1510 compares the various arrangement for reporting on China space travel (zh). Yesterday, most of the reporters managed to witness the Chang'e-1, the first China's moon orbiter, blasting out to the space, even though they have to enter the Xichang Satellite Launch Center as tourists.

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