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Shenzhou 7 lands; orbital module and sub-satellite stay in orbit

Submit on Tuesday, September 30th, 2008 06:00

China’s third crewed space mission was successfully completed when the Shenzhou 7 return module landed in the Mongolian desert on 28 September, o938 UTC. Meanwhile there is some speculation regarding the mission’s orbital module and a sub-satellite left in orbit.

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