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神州八号成功发射（Shenzhou eight was successfully launched） Shenzhou eight (hereinafter referred to as the God eight) is the eighth of the Shenzhou series spacecraft in China. It is an unmanned target vehicle and is intended for docking with Chinas space station. God eight will use the long two F improved rocket - Long March two F/G rocket to launch, is expected to launch Tiangong-1, about 2011 launch. After the launch of the God eight, it docked with Shenzhou nine and became a small space station. The Shenzhou spacecraft will be basically fixed at Shenzhou eight. At the end of 2005, Shenzhou eight was successfully docked in Shanghai for the first time. When Shenzhou 8 is on the air, Liu Liangdong said China is expected to launch Shenzhou eight in 2011, with the planned launch time as early as 2011. Before the God eight, a target vehicle was launched, and the spacecraft was manned. If the launch is successful, it will be a big breakthrough for Chinas space industry. For the future development trend of Chinas manned space flight, Liu Liangdong said that at present, the country is planning. The next step is to make a strategic plan, which is scheduled to be completed in the next 10 to 12 years. The third step is to set up a space station in the hope that it will be completed by 2020. China is still planning and studying the size of the space station. Liu Liangdong said that the future trend of manned space development in two directions, first of all, the performance of large satellites, in navigation, communications and other aspects of high performance and high yield value. Some satellites are now of great value, such as communications satellites, which play an important role in both civil and military fields. Secondly, the development of navigation satellites is very promising. In the 11th Five-Year plan, the state also regards high-resolution satellite technology as the focus of research. At 5:58 on November 1st, 07 seconds, Shenzhou eight spacecraft launched. Chinese space