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October 16th 03, 05:39 AM
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"Chinese space advances benefit everyone"
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Raymond Chuang wrote: ...And if the Chinese can build a Proton-class launcher, the Chinese might even provide launch services for future ISS expansion modules after 2010. They already have a Proton-class launcher, the Long March 3B. Whether they feel like donating launches to ISS, or would rather build their own station, is a different question. -- MOST launched 1015 EDT 30 June, separated 1046, | Henry Spencer first ground-station pass 1651, all nominal! | 
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