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schema:articleBody	China's first Mars rover should launch later this month, authorities said Wednesday, as the country races to catch up with the US dominance of space. The Tianwen-1 Mars rover is scheduled to blast off from Hainan island, off China's south coast, between July 20 - 25, according to the Xichang Satellite Launch Centre. It will be China's first interplanetary mission, and takes place shortly before the next US Mars rover -- timed to launch no earlier than July 30. Named after an ancient Chinese poem, the Tianwen-1 consists of an orbiter, rover and lander, and is expected to collect samples from the planet's surface, the launch centre said. The system will be carried into space on a Long March 5 rocket and is expected to reach Mars sometime in February 2021. The dates have been chosen because the Earth and Mars are only aligned at an optimal position for spaceflight for a short period once every 26 months. The US delayed the launch window of its own Peseverance probe -- its fifth Mars rover mission -- three times over the past month due to technical issues. NASA initially said the launch must take place no later than August 15, but more recently suggested the window may be extended. China has hugely expanded its space programme in recent years to compete with the US and Russia, and has ambitions to put a man on the Moon. In 2019, it sent the Yutu-2 rover to the far side of the lunar surface in a world first, and has also touted its cooperation with the European Space Agency. A Chang'e 5 lunar probe is set to launch later this year, and a new space station is due for completion in 2022. The US banned Chinese astronauts from using the International Space Station because of national security concerns. Last week, China also launched the final satellite in its homegrown Beidou navigational system, which competes with the GPS system pioneered by the United States. lxc/lth/fox
schema:headline	China eyes July 20-25 launch for Mars rover
schema:mentions	Exploration of the Moon Long March Launch vehicle Fox Lunar rover Global Positioning System European Space Agency Satellite Moon International Space Station Mars Earth NASA Russia United States China Chang'e 4 Chang'e 5 Xichang Satellite Launch Center BeiDou Launch window Interplanetary mission Orbiter Hainan Human spaceflight LXC
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