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A deorbit burn was completed at 1:21 a.m. Eastern, followed by separation of the service and crew modules at 1:33 a.m.Touchdown of the in the desert Dongfeng landing area occurred at 1:49 a.m.,The roughly 20-metric-ton core stage of the Long March 5B is currently in a 151 by 317 kilometer orbit inclined by 41 degrees, according to U.S. tracking data. Increasing atmospheric drag will see the spent booster make an uncontrolled reentry around .The core stage measures 31.7 meters in length and five meters in diameter. It is more than twice the mass of the Tiangong-1 test bed space laboratory which made a much-publicized in April 2018.The new Chinese spacecraft for beyond-LEO has a length of 8.8 meters and a maximum diameter of 4.5 meters. Liftoff mass is 21.6 metric tons.China’s human spaceflight agency, CMSA, revealed after landing that the spacecraft carried a range of into the inner Van Allen belts for radiation exposure. Further experiments related to microgravity and other areas.Please enable JavaScript to view the

A deorbit burn was completed at 1:21 a.m. Eastern, followed by separation of the service and crew modules at 1:33 a.m.Touchdown of the in the desert Dongfeng landing area occurred at 1:49 a.m.,The roughly 20-metric-ton core stage of the Long March 5B is currently in a 151 by 317 kilometer orbit inclined by 41 degrees, according to U.S. tracking data. Increasing atmospheric drag will see the spent booster make an uncontrolled reentry around .The core stage measures 31.7 meters in length and five meters in diameter. It is more than twice the mass of the Tiangong-1 test bed space laboratory...

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