China's space tracking ship Yuanwang-3 departs for new monitoring missions

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China's space tracking ship Yuanwang-3 set sail on Thursday for the Pacific Ocean from the dock of the China Satellite Maritime Tracking and Controlling Department in east China's Jiangsu Province for its upcoming maritime monitoring missions, the ship's fourth voyage this year. It has successfully undertaken more than 90 maritime tracking and monitoring tasks for spacecraft, including the Shenzhou spaceships, the Chang'e lunar probes and the BeiDou satellites.

[kendrickmays]

I watched live lift off into space 3 months ago and was happy to see that. I don’t want to miss the next space mission. Thanks CGTN for the live stream.

[teamtryxgg]

Praying for a successful launch of Shenzhou-13 manned space mission.

As an Afghan, I am super excited to see it live on YouTube channel.

[eddiecheang]

Well done, China. Love from Singapore.

[discoverchina]

My best wishes to the crew of Shenzhou-13

[justawesome]

In reality, the people in China are happy with their lives
A very safe environment
The economy is constantly booming

Unfortunately, for those who have never been to China, they would illustrate the truth very differently

Come on, you know it's TRUE

You're very welcome
Sincerely from the AT. Revolution

[ritzwanabdullah]

More on land, sea, air & space intelligence

[blardymunggas]

Please sail around America again. Nice view there

[snowdog]

You need those because Australia won't let you put one on their soil.
U.S. is always welcome though.

[judydomann]

*I don't know who needs to hear this but stop saving all your money, invest some of it if you really want financial freedom....*

[aloh]

China is the only country in the world that has to use a tracking ship to communicate with its space operations.

The west stopped using these over 30 years ago!
But China still need them...

Are you sure China is dominating space because the fact show how far behind China is 😂

[EvangelionJZL]

Wish more American submarine and warships hits ''unknow objects''