China sent 3 astronauts to its space station, will do this job
China sent three astronauts to the Tiangong space station for six months on Wednesday. These astronauts also include a woman. With the launch of this space program mission, China demonstrates its growing space capabilities. The country’s Shenzhou-19 took off from Mongolia’s Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center using a Long March-2F rocket. In this report we will learn why these three travelers from China are going to space and what responsibilities they will assume there.
This mission includes Commander Cai Shuzhe, who also participated in the Shenzhou-14 mission, and two new astronauts: Song Lingdong and Wang Haoze. Song Lingdong is a former Air Force pilot. Wang Haojie has become China’s third female astronaut as a spaceflight engineer. The new team will replace Shenzhou-18 astronauts Ye Guangfu, Li Cong and Li Guangsu, who have been aboard the space station since April 25 and are scheduled to return to Earth on November 3.
first female space engineer
Wang Haojie is China’s first female space engineer. With her participation in this mission, she has become the third Chinese woman to go to space, after Liu Yang and Wang Yaping had done so. Before the mission, Wang served as a senior engineer at the Chinese Academy of Aerospace Propulsion Technology, where he helped design nuclear-powered rocket engines.
Cai, Song and Wang Tiangong will spend six months on the space station and during this time they will carry out many experiments and other activities. A total of 86 scientific experiments are included in this mission. These activities will not only contribute to scientific study but will also provide information about the human body and many other important aspects in space.
Congratulations on the successful launch of #Shenzhou19 manned spacecraft🚀 and I wish the 3 astronauts all the best! #SpaceChina pic.twitter.com/v26V0pAExK
— CAI Run (@AmbCaiRun) October 29, 2024
He will do this work on the space station.
Astronauts will perform many important tasks on the Chinese Tiangong space station, including managing operations on the station, installing external safety equipment, and spacewalks. In addition, they will install protection equipment against space debris, thus protecting the space station from external threats. Such activities will make the Tiangong Space Station safe.
The mission will conclude in late April or early May 2025. This mission will further advance China’s space program. This space program of China has presented a new perspective to the world on how a nation can serve the country by going beyond its borders and using the latest technology.
