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China 's space plane was lobbed into orbit on Dec. 14, 2023 by a Long March 2F rocket.
Felix Schöfbänker in Upper Austria took the imagery.
The two solar panels that can be seen at the end aren't visible on any of the computer renderings available online.
The craft is now circling Earth on its third flight.
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