Giant Chinese Space-Tracking Ship Makes Rare Visit

A big Chinese space-tracking ship bristling with satellite dishes is on a rare but low-key visit. The 21,000-tonne Yuan Wang II and its 470 crew are stocking up on supplies in Auckland after a month in the Pacific, reports The New Zealand Herald.
The vessel was monitoring a five-day flight of the Shenzhou 6 capsule and its two astronauts.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news7655.html">Giant Chinese Space-Tracking Ship Makes Rare Visit</a></p> <p>A big Chinese space-tracking ship bristling with satellite dishes is on a rare but low-key visit. The 21,000-tonne Yuan Wang II and its 470 crew are stocking up on supplies in Auckland after a month in the Pacific, reports The New Zealand Herald. <br>The vessel was monitoring a five-day flight of the Shenzhou 6 capsule and its two astronauts.</p>