Xiang Yang Hong

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Xiang Yang Hong (Chinese: 向阳红; lit. 'Facing the Red Sun'[1]) are a class of Chinese oceanographic survey and research ships. These were among China's first ocean survey vessels.[1]

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Xiang Yang Hong 09

The Xiang Yang Hong 09 was the first Chinese ship to take part in distant-water research in the 1970s. 2006 onwards the ship successfully supported submersibles, including supporting the domestic record dive in Mariana Trench.[1]

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Number Length (m) Displacement (t) Designer Builder Launched Status
Xiang Yang Hong 09[1] 112.05 4425 China State Shipbuilding Corporation Hudong-Zhonghua Shipbuilding 1978 Active
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The second book of Ian Douglas's Star Carrier contained a reference to a Chinese ship named Xiang Yang Hong which had used nuclear warheads to alter the course of an asteroid.[4]

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