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Venus orbiter, lunar constellation and exoplanets telescopes among candidates as China selects new space science missions

The Chinese Academy Sciences is preparing to select a new batch of space missions from proposals to study Earth, the Sun and solar system, and the deeper universe as part of a "New Horizons Program." The post Venus orbiter, lunar constellation and exoplanets telescopes among candidates as China selects new space science missions appeared first on SpaceNews.

Venus orbiter, lunar constellation and exoplanets telescopes among candidates as China selects new space science missions

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