Kineska svemirska stanica

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Taikonauts complete assembly of space centrifuge in China's space station

Chinese astronauts, or taikonauts, recently completed the assembly of a space centrifuge at the country's first space station, Tiangong. Newly released footage recorded by cameras on the space station core module Tianhe showed the whole process of the assembly.

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Chinese astronauts complete second round of spacewalk

Chinese astronauts have completed their second spacewalk also known as extravehicular activities (EVAs) and returned to the space station core module Tianhe, according to the China Manned Space Agency (CMSA) on Friday. Astronaut Liu Boming and Tang Hongbo completed the first EVAs during the country's space station construction on July 4.

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Working in space: China's space robotic arm in 60 seconds

Chinese astronauts, or taikonauts, completed their second extravehicular stint with the help of a giant robotic arm on August 20. It is the most intelligent, complex and technologically challenging robotic arm that China has developed, using domestic core components.

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China releases photos taken by Shenzhou-12 astronauts

The China Manned Space Engineering Office on Tuesday released photos captured by Shenzhou-12 astronauts from space.

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Homecoming: Chinese astronauts prepare for returning to Earth from China's space station

Three Chinese astronauts, or taikonauts, are wrapping up their space mission after completing two extravehicular activities and other planned tasks. They are expected to head for Earth in mid-September.

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Chinese astronauts talk with Hong Kong youths from space

Youths from China's Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) had a real-time Earth-to-space interaction with the taikonauts onboard China Space Station on Friday.

Nearly 300 science researchers, lecturers and students in Hong Kong have participated in the event.

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Четвртак, 16.09.2021.

Кинески астронаути завршили рекордну тромесечну мисију у свемиру

Тројица кинеских астронаута завршила су данас рекордну мисију од три месеца у свемиру на кинеској свемирској станици у изградњи, јавила је агенција Синхуа.

Њих тројица напустила су Земљу на летелици Шенџоу-12 у јуну, а њихова 90-одневна мисија најдужа је коју су икад остварили кинески астронаути, навела је кинеска агенција не прецизирајући када се очекује астронаута повратак на Земљу. Према агенцији летелица се одвојила од свемирске станице Тјангонг уз коју је била прикачена три месеца у 8.56 по кинеском времену (2.56 по средњоевропском времену), преноси Бета.

У контексту тензија са Западом успех мисије је питање престижа за Пекинг који је 1. јула прославио стогодишњицу Комунистичке партије Кине. Када буде завршена кинеска свемирска станица личиће на стару совјетску станицу Мир (1986-2001). Предвиђено је да буде у функцији најмање десет година. Кина је решила да изгради сопствену станицу у свемиру када су САД одбиле да јој дозволе учешће у Међународној свемирској станици.

Међународна свемирска станица у којој учествују САД, Русија, Канада, Европа и Јапан треба да заврши рад 2024 године, мада је америчка свемирска агенција Наса најавила могући продужетак после 2028. године.

Izvor: www.politika.rs

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Shenzhou-12 manned spacecraft separates from China's space station

The China Manned Space Engineering Office announced on Thursday that the Shenzhou-12 manned spacecraft had successfully separated from China's space station.

Taikonauts Nie Haisheng, Liu Boming and Tang Hongbo lived on the space station's core module for 91 days, setting a record for Chinese astronauts on a single mission. The crew is now heading home aboard the Shenzhou-12 spacecraft.

Shenzhou-12 crew expresses gratitude as spacecraft separates from China's space station

The China Manned Space Engineering Office announced on September 16 that the Shenzhou-12 manned spacecraft had successfully separated from China's space station.

The Shenzhou-12 crew has worked and lived in the space station for 90 days, setting a new record for Chinese astronauts on a single mission. The astronauts saluted and expressed their gratitude to the people who have supported them from the home planet Earth.

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Tianzhou-3 cargo ship, carrier rocket transported to launchpad in Hainan

The Tianzhou-3 cargo spacecraft and its Long March carrier rocket are now on the launch pad. They will lift off from the Wenchang Spacecraft Launch Site in South China's Hainan Province soon.

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Tianzhou 3 cargo spacecraft, carrier rocket transported to launchpad

China is preparing to launch a third cargo spaceship, Tianzhou 3, to deliver supplies to its space station. The combination of Tianzhou 3 and the Long March-7 Y4 carrier rocket was transferred to the launch pad on Thursday in the Wenchang Launch Site in South China's Hainan Province.

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Kineski astronauti vraćaju se na Zemlju
Novosti online 16. 09. 2021.

Tri kineska astronauta Nie Hajšeng, LJu Boming i Tang Hongbo započeli su povratak na Zemlju sa svemirske stanice Tiangong, koja je u izgradnji.

Svemirska letelica Shenzhou-12 ("čarobni brod") sa astronautima otkačila se sa glavnog modula "Tianhe" stanice uoči povratka, saopštili su kineski državni mediji. Državna televizija obavestila je o poslednjem danu pre službene misije sletanja, što je značilo da se očekuje da se astronauti vrate na Zemlju u petak. Kapsula bi trebalo da se spusti u centralnoj Mongoliji na severu Kine. Tim za potragu i spašavanje bio je spreman, međutim, službeno nije objavljeno vreme povratka.

Kineski astronauti proveli su oko tri meseca u svemiru, što je najduža kineska svemirska misija do sada. Lansiranje rakete s dodatnim teretom za novu svemirsku stanicu pripremljeno je u svemirskoj luci Venčang na južnom kineskom ostrvu Hajnan. Nova posada će u sledećih nekoliko nedelja odleteti na svemirsku stanicu, čiji je završetak predviđen za kraj 2022. godine.     

Izvor: www.novosti.rs

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Live: Chinese astronauts to return home after 3-month space mission

Chinese astronauts Nie Haisheng, Liu Boming and Tang Hongbo embark on the voyage home after the Shenzhou-12 spaceship completed circumnavigation and radial rendezvous tests on Thursday.

They have lived and worked in China's space station for 90 days, the longest stay in space by Chinese astronauts, according to the China Manned Space Agency. The three astronauts were sent into space aboard the Shenzhou-12 spaceship and entered the Tianhe core module on June 17.

Shenzhou-12 spaceship successfully lands in north China

The re-entry capsule of the Shenzhou-12 spaceship, with three astronauts aboard, successfully returned to the Dongfeng landing site in north China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region on September 17.

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China declares Shenzhou-12 mission a complete success

China announced on September 17 that its Shenzhou-12 manned spaceflight mission was a complete success.

The Shenzhou-12 return capsule landed safely in the predetermined area of the Dongfeng Landing Site in north China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. The three Chinese astronauts, or taikonauts, Nie Haisheng, Liu Boming and Tang Hongbo, are all in good condition.

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Kineski astronauti se vratili na Zemlju nakon 90 dana


Tri kineska astronauta vratila su se danas iz tromesečne misije u svemiru.

Nie Haišeng, Liu Boming i Tang Hungbo sleteli su danas svemirskim brodom Šenžu-12 nešto posle 13.30 po lokalnom vremenu.

Oni su se juče ujutru odvojili od matične svemirske stanice.

Državna televizija CCTV prikazala je snimke sletanja neoštećene kapsule u pustinju Gobi.

Tokom misije u svemiru, koja je počela 17. juna lansiranjem svemirskog broda Šenžu-12, kineski predsednik Si Đinping razgovarao je sa trojicom astronauta.

Iako je kineska vojska, koja vodi svemirski program, objavila samo nekoliko detalja, očekuje se da će astronauti u naredne dve godine odlaziti u 90-dnevne misije na svemirsku stanicu kako bi je osposobljavali da u potpunosti bude funkcionalna.


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Shenzhou-12 returned: How important is the parachute?

The three taikonauts aboard ​China's Shenzhou-12 spacecraft naturally get most of the attention during discussions of their historic 90-day mission. But on their return to Earth, a key piece of equipment takes a starring role: the giant parachute that softens their landing. China's self-developed parachutes have escorted all Shenzhou spacecraft back to Earth smoothly.​ One is on display in the lobby of the China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation (CASC).