Qian Xuesen Laid Foundation For China’s Space Rise
Credit: INTERNATIONAL AVIATION
Nothing in aviation or space in 2007 represented a greater change in the status quo than China’s ascendancy to the first rank of space powers. China had proven its mettle four years earlier by becoming only the third member of the elite club of nations capable of flying humans in space. But in 2007...
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