China unveils plans for lunar space station and extraterrestrial research by 2050

China has announced a major expansion of its space program, aiming to establish a lunar space station and explore extraterrestrial life. This roadmap, revealed on Tuesday, outlines plans from 2024 to 2050, marking a significant step in China's space ambitions. The program includes launching a manned lunar mission soon and constructing the lunar space station in phases, expected to be completed between 2028 and 2035. This station will support scientific research and exploration across the solar system. Additionally, China plans to investigate exoplanets and cosmic phenomena, enhancing knowledge of planetary habitability and the universe's origins. These initiatives position China as a key player in future space exploration.