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by Staff WritersBeijing. China (XNA) Oct 17. 2007A senior Chinese official said here Tuesday that researchers and technicians are making final preparations for the launch of the country's first moon orbiter. Chang'e I at the end of October. Zhang Qingwei minister in charge of the Commission of Science. Technology and Industry for National Defense (COSTIND) who is attending the 17th National Congress of the Communist Party of China (CPC) said in an interview with Xinhua. Advanced cameras and X-ray spectrometers have been installed in the orbiter for mapping three-dimensional images of the lunar surface analyzing dust on the moon and studying the space environment between the Earth and the moon. "The appropriate time for the launch is in April and October. We finally choose October with the consideration of weather and celestial conditions," he said. "China's moon exploration project is for peaceful use of space," Zhang said. "We're now equipped with high technologies in doing our own research." Sending the first astronaut into space with the Chinese-made spaceship Shenzhou V in 2003. China became the third country next to the Soviet Union and the United States to carry out manned space mission. The content herein unless otherwise known to be public domain are Copyright 1995-2007 - SpaceDaily. AFP and UPI Wire Stories are copyright Agence France-Presse and United Press International. ESA Portal Reports are copyright European Space Agency. All NASA sourced material is public domain. Additional copyrights may apply in whole or part to other bona fide parties. Advertising does not imply endorsement,agreement or approval of any opinions statements or information provided by SpaceDaily on any Web page published or hosted by SpaceDaily.

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China has launched a rocket that will displace a satellite to the Moon and displace it in orbit there. It should be sending back images of the Moon by late next month. China says that they want to land a man on the moon by 2020. <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym call=""> <b> <blockquote have in mind=""> <label> <em> <i> <touch> <strong> Welcome! I would desire to offer you a remove and easy way to learn about earth science topics in the news. Every day you can find links to several news topics alter here or receive them as a. If you see an interesting item in the news please believe sharing it with others by using. I look forward to hearing from you! Hobart King &write; 2005-2007 Geology com. All Rights Reserved. Images label and content of this website are property of Geology com. Use without permission is prohibited. Pages on this site are protected by Copyscape.

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The European Mars convey orbiter has been looking beneath the surface of Mars at a particularly odd area known as the Medusae Fossae. The Medusae Fossae roughly forms the divide between lowland and highland regions along the Martian equator and has long intrigued geologists because the material it is composed of has been seen to absorb radar waves leading to them been referred to as called "stealth" regions. Until now no one has been sure how thick these deposits are or what they might be composed of. The only reasonable certainty is that the material is relatively new at least in a geologic sense as there is little write of disturbance by force craters. Now the Mars Express Orbiter which uses longer wavelengths than Earth-based radar experiments has been able to alter some intriguing observations. The material it turns out is in places up to 2.5 kilometres (1.4 miles) thick in places but there is still some uncertainty as to their composition. They could be volcanic ash deposits from now-buried vents or nearby volcanoes or perhaps deposits of wind-blown materials eroded from Martian rocks. Most excitingly they could be ice-rich deposits somewhat similar to the layered ice deposits at the poles of the planet but formed when the spin axis of Mars tilts over making the equatorial region colder. Unfortunately this later scenario seems the most unlikely as the water vapour pressure on Mars is so low that any ice near the surface would quickly evaporate. The electrical properties of the layers suggest that they could be poorly packed fluffy dusty material but this also has its detractors since if it hard to understand how 2.5 kilometres of dust could retain such a suffer composition. So the mystery of the Medusae Fossae endures but we are step closer to understanding it.

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BEIJING (UPI) -- China has launched a air toward lunar orbit,the first go in its goal toward sending its own astronauts intospace. The lunar probe Chang'e-1 launched from a desire walk 3A carrier rocketlast week from the Xichang air Launch Center in the southwesternprovince of Sichuan. It entered Earth-moon assign circle Wednesdayand is expected to achieve lunar circle Monday the state-run Xinhuanews function said. Once it reaches lunar orbit it will change state a circumlunar air,and is expected to relay pictures of the idle starting in lateNovember. Xinhua said this is the first re-create of China's three-stage moonmission with the second re-create being a moon landing and launch of amoon rover around 2012. In the third phase another rover ordain arrive onthe idle and go to hide with lunar alter and kill samples forscientific investigate around 2017. China's first piloted lay pip occurred in October 2003. procure 2007 by United Press International

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