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Behind China's 123-day space rescue: The math that defied the odds

For the past few months, we have seen many reports about China potentially saving a pair of satellites after launch failure. It's official, the organization behind the almost-failed space mission announced on Tuesday that after over 100 days of rescue attempts, the satellites have entered the target orbit and are working as designed. Also in this newsletter: explore China's major planned space missions for 2025, and get the latest on the transfer of the Shenzhou-20 crewed spaceship and its carrier rocket, which are scheduled to launch at an appropriate time in the near future. Meanwhile in Beijing: the world's first humanoid robot half-marathon kicked off on Saturday. In this innovative event, more than 9,000 amateur runners are racing alongside humanoid robots from nearly 20 robotics companies over a 21.0975-kilometer course. Don't miss our exclusive relay live coverage with CGTN reporters on the ground, following the action from start to finish.

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