BEIJING - A news story describing a successful launch of
China's long-awaited space mission and
including detailed dialogue between astronauts launched on the
Internet Thursday, hours before the rocket had even left the
ground.
The country's official news agency Xinhua
posted the article on its Web site Thursday, and remained there for
much of the day before it was taken down.
A staffer from the
Xinhuanet.com Web site who answered the
phone Thursday said the posting of the article was a "technical
error" by a technician. The staffer refused to give his name as is
common among Chinese officials.
The arcticle, dated two days from now on Sept. 27, vividly
described the rocket in flight, complete with a sharply detailed
dialogue between the three astronauts.
Excerpts are below:
"After this order, signal lights all were switched on, various
data show up on rows of screens, hundreds of technicians staring at
the screens, without missing any slightest changes ...
'One minute to go!'
'Changjiang No.1 found the target!'...
"The firm voice of the controller broke the silence of the whole
ship. Now, the target is captured 12 seconds ahead of the predicted
time ...
'The air pressure in the cabin is normal!'
"Ten minutes later, the ship disappears below the horizon. Warm
clapping and excited cheering breaks the night sky, echoing across
the silent Pacific Ocean."
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080925/ap_on_re_as/as_china_space_article_1
Fake goods, Fake singer, fake milk, now fake news !!!
Caught lying again through their Chinese buck teeth.......