China is raising the bar in space research. Details about space missions are eagerly awaited.

The China National Space Administration has announced a comprehensive exploration roadmap focused on the habitability of planets and the search for extraterrestrial life. This plan includes many ambitious missions from Mars to Neptune.

The Tianwen-3 mission, planned for launch in 2028, aims to collect samples from the surface of Mars and bring them back to Earth. This mission is seen as a direct competitor to similar projects conducted by NASA and ESA.

In 2029, a spacecraft will be sent to the Jupiter system, entering the orbit of its fourth largest moon, Callisto. Callisto attracts scientists' interest due to its low radiation levels and potential subsurface ocean.

By 2030, a planetary habitat simulation device is planned to be developed. This device aims to replicate conditions that will support long-duration human space missions.

In 2033, a new mission will be launched to collect samples from the atmosphere of Venus. This mission will investigate possible biological traces in the planet's extreme atmosphere.

China plans to establish an autonomous Mars research station in 2038. This base will be used to study the environmental conditions of Mars.