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China set up a ship on Thursday to transport three astronauts to other sites under construction to stay longer in the world with each Chinese citizen.

A long-range rocket on March 2 carrying Shenzhou-12, or “Divine Vessel”, to the Tianhe home area fired at 9:22 am Beijing time (01:22 GMT) from Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center northwest of Gansu province.

The Shenzhou-12 is the third of 11 missions – four of which have been redesigned – needed to complete China’s starting point. Construction began in April with the establishment of Tianhe, the first and largest of the three types.

Astronauts Nie Haisheng, 56, Liu Boming, 54, and Tang Hongbo, 45, have worked and settled in Tianhe, a future landmark, for three months.

Since 2003, China has set up six missions and sent 11 astronauts, including Zhai Zhigang, who made Chinese for the first time in the 2008 Shenzhou mission.