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http://fotoristo.com/uggsclearance.htm On Sunday, China announced the flight of the first craft capable of carrying a person into space. The mission was headline news in China, where creating a national space program is often a matter of national pride."China deserves a place in the world in the area of technological difficulty," the official Xinhua news agency quoted the top of China's Manned Spaceflight Program as saying."The successful test flight implies that China's spacecraft and new carrier rocket are perfect in performance."The spacecraft is named Shenzhou --literally, God Ship . State television showed the spacecraft, borne aloft with a Long March rocket, blasted far from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Centre within the northwestern province of Gansu at 6:30 a.m. on Saturday (2230 GMT Friday).Xinhua said the return module touched down inside the northern Chinese province of Inner Mongolia at about 3:30 a.m. on Sunday (1930 GMT Saturday).State television broadcast simulated pictures in the return, showing the module descending by parachute and four braking rockets firing shortly before landing.Chinese state television claimed it was the 59th launch with the Long March rocket series and also the 17th consecutive successful launch previously three years.Xinhua said China would conduct more unmanned test flights before putting astronauts into space, but gave no timetable. Hong Kong's Beijing-backed Wen Wei Po newspaper said a manned launch was "just nearby."Aviation journal Flight International said the craft was looked as based on the Russian Soyuz, but with two pairs of solar panel systems to generate on-board power and a cylindrical forward module rather than Soyuz's spherical one. It is thought to have a mass of 8.4 tons and can accommodate up to four astronauts.Experiments were conducted in the flight on space remote sensing, environmental monitoring, space materials, astronomy and physics.A fresh land and sea-based space monitoring and control network was produced for the launch, which was the 59th of your Long March rocket and followed a few technical failures in recent years for that Long March program.The dome-shaped ship was in space for 21 hours and orbited the planet earth 14 times, making China only the third nation to launch a real vehicle--after the Soviet Union and the Usa.Beijing has been looking for ways to boost national morale amid slowing economic growth and rising unemployment. Membership from the exclusive space club comes 42 years following the former Soviet Union founded it by launching the satellite Sputnik-1.Chinese newspapers didn't hit the streets until midday on Sunday, apparently delayed before the successful return of the spacecraft. A photo of the launch and calligraphy by Jiang reading Shenzhou covered top page of the People's Daily .China launched its first rocket in 1959, 12 months after Mao Zedong declared China would develop atomibombs, missiles and satellites. The continent has been secretly developing a manned space flight program since 1992.
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michaelkors.com The recent historic Korean summit may signal how the first shooting conflict with the Cold War is finally nearing a finish.This Sunday is the 50th anniversary from the start of the Korean War, in which 1.8 million Americans served, most of them now forgotten heroes.It was called a conflict. It was known as a police action. But make no mistake about it, Korea was a war.CBS Evening News Anchor Dan Rather talked with one veteran who lived to tell many tales of combat in a hard, cold land. Author James Brady, a Korean War veteran says, "Korea was on and off in 37 months, just over three years and almost as many guys died in Korea in that time as were killed in the decade plus of Vietnam."It was a brutal war, fought mostly by ground troops in sub-zero cold in the winter months, tropical swelter in summer.Almost 37,000 thousand Americans died in the United Nations mission to defend South Korea after it was invaded by troops from your communist North. Brady was a marine rifle platoon leader in Korea. He's written two books about his experiences.Brady says, "The United States almost lost the Korean War twice within the first year."The North Koreans were backed by two communist giants: the Soviet Union and China. The Cold War suddenly became hot.Brady says, "The great powers of the world, Russia and America, were banging heads when this occurs and suddenly a forest fire started within this little country and that we went over and we use it out, and therefore World War Three never happened."The fighting stopped whenever a truce was signed in July, 1953. The Korean War veterans came home quietly.Brady says, "We did not have parades but neither were we spit at as happened with Vietnam."But the conflict hasn't officially ended, and 37,000 U.S. troops still stand guard on the border of the two Koreas. Last week, clearly there was a glimmer of wish for a lasting peace, when the leaders of North and South Korea met for a first-ever summit.Brady says: "It's time that a fifty-year-old truce become a real peace. Id want to see it happen but Im slightly skeptical."
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