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China's Tianlian I satellite is playing a crucial role in the Shenzhou VII manned space mission by maintaining communications between the spacecraft and mission control in Beijing, said Zhu Mincai, director of the Beijing Aerospace Control Center.
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China's Tianlian I satellite is playing a crucial role in the Shenzhou VII manned space mission by maintaining communications between the spacecraft and mission control in Beijing, said Zhu Mincai, director of the Beijing Aerospace Control Center.
