China's Lunar Moon Base Enters Phase 2 — Chang'e Station Module Delivered as 2030 Crewed Landing Target Nears

China National Aerospace is advancing Chang'e lunar base construction with new space station module delivery, as the 2030 crewed Moon landing target gains momentum and international partners join the mission. The delivery of the latest Chang'e module represents a critical milestone in China's ambitious lunar exploration program, which aims to establish a permanent research station on the Moon's surface within the next decade. The Chang'e space station module will serve as the foundation for China's lunar research station, providing living quarters, laboratory facilities, and communication systems for future crewed missions. This module's delivery to launch facilities marks the transition from planning to construction phase, with China National Aerospace preparing for orbital assembly operations that will establish the infrastructure necessary for sustained lunar presence. China's 2030 crewed Moon landing target has gained significant momentum, with test flights, robotic missions, and technology development proceeding according to schedule. The Chinese space agency has demonstrated capability in orbital maneuvers,deep space communication, and life support systems through previous…