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The Shenzhou-20 crew’s Nov. 14 return on Shenzhou-21 highlighted resilience and unity in the Chinese mainland’s space program, as teams rallied to tackle unexpected space debris challenges.
China’s Shenzhou-20 crew landed in Beijing on Friday and will undergo quarantine and medical exams before meeting the press to share mission highlights.
Shenzhou-21 taikonauts Zhang Lu, Wu Fei and Zhang Hongzhang share insights ahead of their six-month mission aboard China’s space station.
On the 10th China Space Day, Shenzhou-19 taikonauts in orbit since October welcomed the incoming Shenzhou-20 crew ahead of their 5:17 p.m. Beijing Time liftoff.
China’s Shenzhou-19 crew, in top condition, are set to conduct their third spacewalk as they enhance training and maintenance aboard the orbiting station.
A see-off ceremony was held for the three taikonauts of the Shenzhou-19 mission at the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center, marking another step in China’s space exploration efforts.
China’s fourth group of taikonauts selected for future lunar landings will undergo rigorous training to prepare for space station and moon missions.
China successfully launched the Shenzhou-18 mission from Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center, with a three-member crew set to support the China Space Station for six months.
China launches Shenzhou-18 crew for a six-month mission at its space station, featuring groundbreaking experiments and the nation’s first steps towards a lunar landing.
China launches its 13th manned Shenzhou-18 mission, sending three taikonauts to the China Space Station for a six-month journey.