China's national space agency, which has flown crewed missions since 2003, built the Tiangong space station, and landed robotic missions on the far side of the Moon and on Mars.
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1. Encyclopedia Britannica: Space Exploration
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China National Space Administration (CNSA)
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Operator: CNSA
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