Kineska svemirska stanica

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Vang Japing je prva Kineskinja koja je izašla u svemirsku šetnju


Vang Japing je postala prva Kineskinja koja je izašla u šetnju svemirom u okviru svoje šestomesečne misije na kineskoj svemirskoj stanici.

Njen kolega astronaut Džai Džigang napustio je glavni modul stanice u nedelju uveče, Vang mu se nešto kasnije pridružila da instaliraju opremu i testiraju mehaničku ruku svemirske stanice i oboje su se tek u ponedeljak rano ujutru vratili u orbitalnu stanicu.

Treći član posade Je Guangfu pomogao im je iz kosmičke stanice, navodi se na sajtu Kineske svemirske agencije. Vang (41) i Džai (55) su već učestvovali u misijama na kineskim eksperimentalnim svemirskim stanicama koje se više ne koriste, a astronaut Džai je prvi Kinez koji je pre 13 godina izašao u šetnju svemirom.

Modul Tianhe će sledeće godine biti povezan sa još dva dela svemirske stanice, nakon čega će ovaj kineski orbitalni kompleks biti težak oko 66 tona, čak 384 tone lakši od prve Međunarodne svemirske stanice koja je lansirana 1998. godine i bila teška 450 tona.

Kineski vojni svemirski program planira da u naredne dve godine pošalje više posada na ovu stanicu kako bi bila potpuno funkcionalna. Sovjetska kosmonautkinja Svetlana Savickaja bila je prva žena koja je 1984. godine izašla u svemir, a Ketrin Salivan je postala prva Amerikanka koja je to učinila nešto kasnije iste godine.


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Space Log: Chinese astronauts show you how to clean a space station

The three Chinese astronauts, or taikonauts, traveling aboard China's space station core module Tianhe did some cleaning between their duties to make their space home clean and tidy. Click on the video to see taikonauts Zhai Zhigang, Wang Yaping and Ye Guangfu clean the meal area and collect the garbage in the space station.

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How does the Shenzhou-13 crew undergo routine health checkups aboard the space station?

In a video released by China Manned Space Agency, Chinese taikonauts Wang Yaping, Ye Guangfu and Zhai Zhigang used a multi-purpose medical scope to examine each other's eyes, ears and skin. It's a routine health checkup before delivering their first lecture from aboard the Tiangong space station.

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Shenzhou-12 crew meets press after September return

Taikonauts of China's Shenzhou-12 mission have met with the press again. It's been almost three months since they came back to Earth. The crew talked about their health condition and announced that they would go back to regular training. Meanwhile, China's space agency says it will be livestreaming the world's first series of classes from space on Thursday. Taikonauts of the Shenzhou-13 mission will be conducting lessons from the country's space station, which they are helping build for the next four months. The Tiangong classes will introduce students to construction efforts and how China's space station operates in orbit. Taikonaut and real-life teacher Wang Yaping was also part of a mission in 2013 that delivered a lecture from space to over 60 million schoolchildren across China via live video-streaming.

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Chinese astronauts teach students about positive and negative images using water ball

Two Chinese astronauts, or taikonauts, show students that injecting air bubbles into a water ball can form two images – one positive, another negative.

China's Shenzhou-13 crew members Zhai Zhigang, Wang Yaping and Ye Guangfu gave a livestream science lecture to students on Earth from the space station's Tianhe core module on Thursday afternoon.

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Tiangong Class: Taikonauts show kids effervescent tablet experiment in zero-gravity setting

Two Chinese astronauts, or taikonauts, show students that injecting air bubbles into a water ball can form two images – one positive, another negative.

Taikonauts teach class on water buoyancy in absence of gravity

China's Shenzhou-13 crew members Zhai Zhigang, Wang Yaping and Ye Guangfu gave a livestream science lecture to students on Earth from the space station's Tianhe core module on Thursday afternoon. Check out the video to see Wang Yaping show how buoyancy is almost non-existent in a zero-gravity environment.

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China's Shenzhou-13 astronauts conduct 2nd extravehicular activities

China's Shenzhou-13 astronauts conducted extravehicular activities (EVAs) for the second time on Sunday. Ye Guangfu went outside of the space station first, followed by Zhai Zhigang, while their teammate Wang Yaping remained inside to support their operations.

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Shenzhou-13 taikonauts conclude second spacewalk

Taikonauts Ye Guangfu and Zhai Zhigang completed their extravehicular activities (EVAs) and returned to Tianhe, the core module of China's space station, on Monday. The two Chinese astronauts at the country's first space station ventured out for the second spacewalk on Sunday, while their teammate Wang Yaping remained inside to control the robotic arm to support follow-up operations, including lifting the space station's extravehicular panoramic camera and verifying autonomous object transfer, according to the China Manned Space Agency.

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Tech Breakdown: What to expect from China's space station in 2022

2021 is a fruitful year for the construction of China's space station. The Tianhe core module was sent into orbit and two batches of Chinese astronauts boarded the space station for a long-term stay.

The construction is due to be completed next year after additional crewed missions.

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Chinese Space Station exploration of outer space didn’t end with the accomplishment it had in 2003 when it managed to become the third nation to independently send humans into orbit; rather it marked just a beginning for a space exploration journey. China has trained its astronauts so strategically that they are capable of executing high level missions, so how does life go on inside china space station? And What is China planning to do from its space station?

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Taikonauts capture city lights from space on Chinese New Year's Eve

On Chinese New Year's Eve, taikonauts aboard the country's space station captured city lights from space.

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Space Log: Taikonauts celebrate Spring Festival and Lantern Festival

The three taikonauts aboard China's space station enjoyed a fortnight's holiday to celebrate the Spring Festival and the Lantern Festival. Have a look!

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Према плану, 2022. године биће извршено 6 мисија и завршена изградња кинеске орбиталне свемирске станице:

1. Лансирање теретног свемирског брода Tianzhou-4 у мају.
2. Лансирање свемирског брода Shenzhou-14 са људском посадом у јуну са три астронаута (или како Кинези веле: тајконаута). Време проведено у орбити - 6 месеци.
3. Лансирање експерименталног модула Ventian за пристајање са главним модулом Tiānhé.
4. Лансирање експерименталног модула Mengtian у октобру за спајање са главним модулом Tiānhé, након чега ће три модула свемирске станице формирати основну "Т" конфигурацију.
5. Лансирање теретне свемирске летелице Tianzhou-5.
6. Лансирање теретне свемирске летелице Shenzhou-15 са три астронаута. Време проведено у орбити - 6 месеци.

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China says international collaboration on its space station possible by year's end


China welcomes international astronauts to conduct research in its space station. The foreign ministry said on Monday that it was preparing to carry out a first series of international cooperation projects and was working on setting up those projects with the United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs. Officials say research and experiments can be done aboard China's space station as early as the end of the year.

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China launches crewed mission to complete space station construction


China on Sunday launched the crewed spaceship Shenzhou-14, sending three taikonauts to its space station combination for a six-month mission. The spaceship, atop a Long March-2F carrier rocket, was lift off from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in northwest China.

The trio will cooperate with the ground team to complete the assembly and construction of the Tiangong space station, developing it from a single-module structure into a national space laboratory with three modules: the core module Tianhe and two lab modules Wentian and Mengtian.