China has unveiled its first ever medium and long-term development plans for space science development

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China has set out a roadmap for its space program and has pledged to be a global leader in space science by 2050.

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00:00On Tuesday, China announced its first ever medium and long-term plans for space science development.
00:07A variety of key research areas have been listed and include exploring the origin and evolution of the universe,
00:14gravitational waves, the sun, the earth, the heliosphere for a panoramic view of sun-earth,
00:21the habitability of celestial bodies in the solar system and beyond, and search for extraterrestrial life.
00:28The loss of matter movement and life activities in space and more.
00:38The plan proposes a roadmap for China's space science development up until 2050.
00:44Between 2028 and 2035, operations on China's space station will continue
00:50and will implement missions such as a manned lunar exploration mission.
00:54Around 15 satellite missions will also be conducted.
00:58Between 2036 and 2050, we plan to conduct some 3D space science missions
01:04and become a global leader in certain areas.
01:11China's manned space program has revealed that Chinese Taikonauts will travel to the moon by 2030.
01:17These lunar expeditions are expected to involve cutting-edge science experiments.
01:25For the first landing of Chinese Taikonauts on the moon,
01:28our goal is to fully utilize the experience on the lunar surface.
01:32We will conduct significant space science experiments,
01:36using both pre-landing flight tests and the manned lunar mission itself.
01:40So far, we've outlined scientific objectives in nine key areas across three fields,
01:46science of the moon, lunar-based research and resource exploration and utilization.
01:52Attending officials and scientists also reaffirmed China's commitment
01:56to international cooperation in space science development,
02:00collaboration that includes establishing joint scientific research teams,
02:04sharing of relevant data, coordinating missions and more.
02:08Sun Ye, CGTN, Beijing.

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