China National Space Administration

The China National Space Administration (CNSA) is China's governmental body responsible for the nation's space exploration and research. Established in 1993, it oversees all aspects of space missions, including satellite launches, crewed spaceflights, and lunar explorations. CNSA aims to enhance scientific knowledge, develop space technologies, and promote international cooperation in space endeavors. Notable achievements include launching the Tiangong space station and successful lunar missions like the Chang'e series. Through its initiatives, CNSA plays a significant role in advancing China's position in the global space community.