The launches of rockets carrying modules and other equipment for the space station are scheduled for May, June, July, and October of this year, the official noted.Ĭhina began the construction of its first long-term modular orbital station on April 29, 2021, when the Tianhe core module was successfully launched into orbit. "According to the plan, we will have six missions in 2022 to complete the national orbital space station," Hao was quoted as saying by the state-owned broadcaster China Central Television. China plans 6 space missions to complete national orbital stationĬhina has scheduled six space missions by the end of 2022 to complete the construction of the national space station Tiangong, the director of China’s Manned Space Engineering Office, Hao Chun, confirmed in mid-April. Tiangong is expected to operate for at least a decade - the completed station resembles the Soviet Mir station that was in orbit between the 1980s and 2001. This will become the second crew to spend 6 months on the Tiangong after touching earthly grounds in April. China has landed a rover on Mars and sent probes to the moon.ĬGTN, on Saturday, said that the Shenzhou-14 crew is tasked with "completing in-orbit assembly and construction of the space station," as well as "commissioning of equipment" and conducting scientific experiments.Ĭhen Dong, 43, who is leading the excursion, will be connecting the station's 2 lab modules in the main body, along with his colleagues, Liu Yang, and Cai Xuzhe. Tiangong space station is expected to become fully operational by the end of 2022. The team is set to spend 6 months expanding the Tiangong space station. The vessel carrying the astronauts was launched into space from a Long March-2F rocket from the Jiuquan launch center in China's Gobi desert, according to state broadcaster CCTV. On Sunday, China launched a rocket with 3 astronauts on board a mission to accomplish the construction of a new space station in its latest bid at technological advancement in space. The crewed spaceship Shenzhou-14, atop a Long March-2F carrier rocket, is launched from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in the Gobi desert, on June 5.Taking seriously a media outlet such as al-Mayadeen and the worldview driving an ideological discourse such as The New Regressive Left seems more acute than ever if we want to grasp the developments in a post-2011 Arab world. Overall, four ideological core concepts emerges, namely: the support of the resistance, the rejection of Sunni Islamism, the acceptance of authoritarianism, and the challenging of neoliberalism. its composition of programmes, collaborations, events, iconization of cultural figures, choice of aesthetics, as well as through its recycling of cultural heritage and already existing ideological concepts.
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Rather it voices a grouping of Shia Muslims, religious minorities, parts of the Arab Left, secular cultural producers, and supports of the resistance movements brought together by their shared fear of the future.ĭrawing on a wide variety of programmes from the station's first four years and on interviews with staff members, the book captures how a TV station can play a role in the production of ideology through e.g. The book sheds light on overlooked parts of the Arab population, which neither identified with the vision of the young activists initiating the uprisings, nor with the ambition of the growing Islamist tendency that followed. Likewise, it is an investigation of a growing political trend and ideological discourse in the Arab world, which the book identifies as The New Regressive Left. This book is the first comprehensive research conducted on the pan-Arab TV station al-Mayadeen - an important representative of the post-2011 generation of Arab satellite news media.
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