China's first piloted docking test goes smoothly in space

Three Chinese astronauts will temporarily depart their quarters inside the orbiting Tiangong 1 space lab early Sunday, backing away inside a Shenzhou spacecraft before pilot Liu Wang takes control of the capsule to complete the first manual docking in China's burgeoning space program. The maneuver is planned for about 0400 GMT (12 a.m. EDT) Sunday, according to the China Manned Space Engineering Office, a division of the Chinese military responsible for the country's human space endeavors. More

(Source: Spaceflight Now - Jun 25)