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Tianwen-1 placed an orbiter around Mars and later delivered the Zhurong rover to a landing site in Utopia Planitia.
The Long March 5 will fly again in 2023 after its last flight in 2020 that launched Tianwen-1 and Chang’e-5.
Tianwen-1 completed the assigned goals for its six science payloads by June 2022.
China plans to launch the Tianwen-2 joint near-Earth asteroid sample-return and main-belt comet rendezvous mission around 2025.
China launched the Tianwen-1 mission to Mars in July 2020, and Tianwen-1 and Zhurong entered Mars orbit in February 2021.
Tianwen-1 completed a mapping of the Martian surface with a medium-resolution camera by June 2022.
Long March 5 and Long March 5B have enabled China to launch the Tianwen-1 interplanetary mission, a first lunar sample return mission, and roughly 22-ton modules that make up the Tiangong space station.
Tianwen-1 launched in 2020, sending an orbiter and rover to Mars.
Tianwen-4 will launch a pair of spacecraft towards Jupiter around 2030, with one entering orbit around Callisto and the other using a gravity assist to fly by Uranus.
Tianwen-3 is planned to collect samples from Mars and deliver them to Earth, with a launch planned in 2028.
Some Chinese ground station assets in South America are part of the China Deep Space Network and supported lunar and interplanetary missions such as Chang'e-5 and Tianwen-1.
Tianwen-4 will include a solar-powered Jupiter orbiter and a smaller radioisotope-powered spacecraft to perform a flyby of Uranus.
China is developing Tianwen-2, a near-Earth asteroid sampling mission that will also visit a main-belt comet and is scheduled to launch around 2025.
The CZ5DY is based on technology and tooling developed for the Long March 5 heavy rocket variants that have launched China’s space station modules, the Tianwen Mars mission, and a lunar sample-return mission.
The Tianwen-1 mission demonstrated Mars entry, descent, and landing technologies and techniques in May 2021 that Tianwen-3 will build on.
The 2020 Chang’e-5 lunar sample return mission demonstrated regolith sampling, automated lunar orbit rendezvous and docking, and high-velocity atmospheric reentry that Tianwen-3 will build on.
The Tianwen-1 orbiter will conduct an aerobraking test in Mars orbit later in 2022 as part of Tianwen-3 preparation.
Landing on Mars for Tianwen-3 is planned to take place around September 2029.
Tianwen-3 will use a two-launch profile with launches in late 2028.
Wenchang Satellite Launch Center has hosted 16 launches since opening in 2014, including a space station module, cargo missions, a lunar sample return, and the Tianwen-1 interplanetary expedition.