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Changzheng 7 carrier rocket successful launch on June 25. <br />
Spectators watch as a Long March 7 (CZ-7) rocket lifts off the launch pad in Wenchang in southern China's Hainan Province<br />
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Changzheng 7 uses gas and liquid oxygen as its fuel so that there is a 
blue tinge in its orange-colored flame.<br />

The new fuel is free of toxin or environmental pollution. In addition, it provides 60% more thrust.<br />

Changzheng 7 is of the same size as its predecessors, but its four 
boosters are 27 meters long, nearly twice as long as its predecessors’.<br />
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Moreover, it is heavier with a takeoff weight of 600 tons, in which 90% 
is fuel.<br />

Therefore, with better fuel, more powerful boosters and other new 
technologies, Changzheng 7 is able to send 13.5 tons to near-earth 
orbit, much heavier than the 8.6 tons that its predecessors are able to 
send.<br />
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According to Hu Leimin, an engineer at its Wenchang launch site, 
Changzheng 7 is a brand new rocket that has used lots of new 
technologies.<br />
Its control system alone uses 143 items of new artificial 
intelligence software.<br />
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The rocket is waterproof so that unlike all other rockets in service,
 it can be launched in rain.<br />
Its liquid oxygen tank has a heat isolate 
layer 10 mm thick of extremely low weight to maintain its surface 
temperature above 0℃ in spite of the minus 183℃ low temperature of the 
liquid oxygen.<br />
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<b>Go to Mars by 2020 </b></div>
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China wants to reach Mars by 2020, 
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<span style="font-size: small;">Since 
launching its first manned mission in 2003, China has sent up an 
experimental space station, the Tiangong 1, staged a spacewalk and 
landed its Yutu rover on the moon.</span></div>
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<span style="font-size: small;">Its second space station, the Tiangong 2, is due to be slung into space in September this year.</span></div>
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said the spaceship's landing on the vast Inner Mongolian steppe keeps 
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Changzheng 7 carrier rocket successful launch use new fuel technologies

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