China's Long March 2F Rocket Key to Manned Missions and Updates

TapTechNews August 29th news, the Long March 2F launch vehicle used to launch the Shenzhou spaceship is the only rocket in China that can currently perform manned missions, so it has the reputation of 'Divine Arrow'. The Long March 2F has two systems that other rockets do not have, and the launch success rate has been 100% since its first flight.

China Aerospace Science and Technology Group announced that the Long March 2F Yao 20 launch vehicle has successfully completed the final assembly and test work and is expected to leave the factory in mid-September. It will serve as the 'duty post' for the manned flight mission in the second half of the year and the subsequent official flight product, with the dual responsibilities of being on duty and performing flight missions.

TapTechNews noticed that since the Shenzhou 18 spaceship was launched into orbit on April 25th, the three astronauts Ye Guangfu, Li Cong, and Li Guangsu have stayed in the Chinese space station for 4 months. There are still two months left in the six-month 'business trip', and they are expected to return in late October.