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Expert: China to Launch Shenzhou VI Next Year

China will launch its second manned space flight in the second half of next year.

The chief director of China's Shenzhou V mission says the Shenzhou VI spacecraft is scheduled to stay in space for five days, with two astronauts on board.

The Shenzhou VI is designed to carry three astronauts and stay in space for up to seven-days.

(CRI July 27, 2004)

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