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Yuanwang 5 returned to port from monitoring missions

14 December 2020
Yuanwang 5 returned to its home port in east China's Jiangsu Province. It had operated for 82 days at sea, sailing over 18,000 nautical miles. During the voyage, it carried out maritime monitoring of the Chang'e 5 mission along with Yuanwang 6. Yuanwang 5 has operated at sea for 223 days in 2020, with total voyage measuring over 510,000 nautical miles.
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Ethiopia takes over operation of ERSS-1

14 December 2020
The Ethiopian Remote Sensing Satellite-1, the African nation's first satellite, has been handed over to its Ethiopian operators, according to the China Academy of Space Technology, which designed and built the spacecraft. A delivery ceremony was held earlier this month in Beijing with participants from both countries.
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Tianwen 1 progressing on its flight to Mars

15 December 2020
As of 14 December, 21:00 BJT, planetary probe Tianwen 1 has been in space for 144 days and traveled more than 360 million km on its way to Mars. By that time, the space craft was more than 100 million km away from Earth and about 12 million km away from Mars. The Mars probe will likely be about 190 million km away from Earth when it reaches the vicinity of Mars.
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Landing site ready to receive China's Chang'e 5 lunar probe

15 December 2020
China's Chang'e 5 lunar probe, which is carrying about 2 kg of precious lunar samples, is about to reenter the Earth's atmosphere and touch down at the preset landing site at Siziwang Banner of North China’s Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. All systems at the landing site are ready to deliver quality services to ensure the success of the last stage of the mission.
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