Chinese astronauts preparing to return to earth after three-month mission on Tiangong space station


Three Chinese astronauts are coming home on Friday after a three-month mission to the Tiangong space station, according to the country’s space authority.

The China Manned Space Programme said the Shenzhou-12 spaceship that took the three on the first mission to the new space station will bring them back on Friday ahead of next week’s Mid-Autumn Festival, one of the main times of the year for family reunions.

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