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Then, some time in the period between 2009 and 2012, he said, two spacecraft would dock in orbit, in preparation for establishing a permanent space station.
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The Chinese government is denying reports that their spaceship was boarded by extraterrestrials during the five day mission.
Rumor has it that the ETs, who initially intended to harm the Chinese astronauts, departed in confusion after the astronauts insisted that the ETs take them to "their Reader."
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