China's space program has achieved crucial milestones towards landing astronauts on the Moon by 2030. The successful testing of the 'Lanyue' lunar lander marked a significant progress, allowing for simulations of lunar gravity and operations. Additionally, the testing of the Long March 10 rocket, which is designed to carry heavy payloads into space, enhances its lunar mission capabilities. With these developments, China is clearly on track to accomplish its lunar landing goals within the decade, thereby intensifying competition in space exploration between China and the United States.
The China Manned Space Agency successfully tested a high-fidelity mockup of its 26-ton 'Lanyue' lunar lander, simulating lunar gravity and marking a significant step for China’s manned lunar exploration.
China's success in testing a large rocket, the Long March 10, indicates its capability of lifting substantial payloads, showcasing advancements in its lunar mission planning.
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