China lanza la nave de carga Tianzhou-10 hacia su estación espacial

China lanzó con éxito el lunes la nave de carga Tianzhou-10 para transportar suministros a la estación espacial Tiangong.

China lanzó la nave de carga Tianzhou-10 desde el Centro de Lanzamiento de Naves Espaciales de Wenchang, en la provincia de Hainan, el lunes por la mañana. La nave despegó a bordo de un cohete Larga Marcha-7 Y11, según informó la Agencia Espacial Tripulada de China. La misión tiene como objetivo entregar suministros a la estación espacial Tiangong, que se encuentra en órbita.

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