中国载人航天工程办公室
The China Manned Space Agency (CMSA), established in 1993, is a Chinese government agency responsible for administering the China Manned Space Program. Its functions include development strategy, planning, research and production, flight mission organization, and international cooperation. CMSA manages crewed spacecraft programs like Shenzhou and the Tiangong space station and works with international partners such as the United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs (UNOOSA).
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The China Manned Space Agency’s goal for a first taikonaut to set foot on the Moon is before 2030, which the agency defines as by December 2029 at the latest.
The China Academy of Space Technology won the China Manned Space Agency’s March 2025 competition for the lunar remote sensing satellite.
The China Manned Space Agency opened proposals in March 2025 for a lunar remote sensing satellite intended to be operational in 2028 to support landing-site selection.
China Manned Space Agency plans to further develop hardware for China’s crewed lunar exploration program ahead of a planned first landing in 2028 or 2029.
The China Manned Space Agency overview covers most of China’s human spaceflight plans for the rest of 2026 and the first few weeks of 2027, including two operational Shenzhou missions and one Tianzhou mission.
China Manned Space Agency plans two manned spaceflight missions and one cargo spacecraft resupply mission in 2026.
China Manned Space Agency recovered a Long March 10 first-stage booster from a designated splashdown zone on a Friday morning.
The China Manned Space Agency views the Mengzhou escape tests as laying an important technical foundation for subsequent manned lunar exploration missions.
Yang Liwei is Deputy Chief Designer at the China Manned Space Agency and was the first Chinese person sent into space onboard Shenzhou-5.
CMSA plans the first full-duration static fire test of the Long March 10 triple-core configuration later in 2026.
The China Manned Space Agency aims to land astronauts on the Moon by 2030.
The China Manned Space Agency completed an integrated flight test of the Mengzhou crew capsule and the Long March 10 reusable rocket on Feb. 10, 2026.
The China Manned Space Agency outlined a plan to complete testing of several crewed lunar mission elements in 2025.
The China Manned Space Agency reported that 86 experiments and projects were completed onboard Tiangong in 2025.
The China Manned Space Agency reports that the Tiangong space station's role in research is expanding.
Yang Liwei is the first Chinese person to be sent into space and serves as the Deputy Chief Designer at the China Manned Space Agency.
Qingzhou and Haolong are the two cargo spacecraft part of the China Manned Space Agency’s program for low-cost delivery solutions.
The China Manned Space Agency appointed its first set of quality supervision representatives for China’s human spaceflight program on December 5th.
The China Manned Space Agency aims to improve spacecraft and launch vehicle reliability to ensure the safety of its taikonauts during missions.
China plans to return the Shenzhou 20 spacecraft without astronauts due to a decision made by Ji Qiming, a spokesperson for the China Manned Space Agency (CMSA).