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The successful launch of Shenzhou VI marks a new chapter in the history of China’s aerospace industry

Source: Date: April 13, 2006 10:40:14 Read 125 times Author:

China launched its second manned space mission, sending two astronauts into orbit as it opened a new chapter in its ambitious drive to become a global space power.

Shenzhou VI lifted off on a Long March 2F carrier rocket from Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center at 9 am (0100 GMT) for a five-day mission carrying air force pilots Fei Junlong and Nie Haisheng.

The first day's flight is satisfying. The astronauts successfully completed their actions as planned, such as taking on and off the space suits, opening the capsule doors, eating, drinking and sleeping, Xinhua said

The two astronauts will Thursday be engaged in an anti-disturbance experiment in which Fei and Nie will open and close the capsule doors, take on and off their space suits and operate various equipments.

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spacecraft Shenzhou VII lifts off, the commander-in-chief of the mission's ground operation has said.

The commander-in-chief of the launch site system said that at 4:30 pm on Friday, Shenzhou VII astronauts will plan to fly to China The first "spacewalk". Shenzhou 7 will fly into space on the 25th.

The historic moment will be broadcast live across the world, xinhua.net quoted Cui Jijun as having said on Tuesday, and the space environment is expected to be fine for the mission.

Xinhuanet will conduct a live broadcast of this historic moment. It is said that the space conditions were good during the flight.

Shenzhou VII is scheduled to blast off from Jiuquan in Gansu province tomorrow night. The exact time will be announced on Wednesday.

Shenzhou VII is scheduled to blast off from Jiuquan in Gansu province tomorrow night. It will take off, and the specific lift-off time will be announced today.

The Shenzhou-VII mission entered the countdown stage after the final check on the spacecraft, the carrier rocket and the ground operation system was completed Tuesday morning.

After the final check on the spacecraft After that, the Shenzhou 7 plan entered the countdown stage. On Tuesday morning, the launch vehicle and ground operating system were docked.

Scientists simulated the ignition of the rocket and the in-flight moves of the capsule to test how the observation, control and communication systems at the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center work.

Scientists Rocket ignition and cabin flight were simulated to demonstrate the operation of the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center's observation, control and communication systems.

The rocket will be loaded with fuel after an overall quality review and approval of the mission headquarters. And all the settings of the spacecraft and the observation, control and communication systems will be frozen till the launch.

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After passing comprehensive quality inspection and instructions from the headquarters, the rocket will be refueled. After the exercise, all technical statuses were "frozen", waiting to carry out the launch mission.

The spacecraft, its Long-March II-F carrier rocket and the escape tower were fitted on the launch pad on Saturday.

Last Saturday, its Long-March II-F carrier rocket and the escape tower were fitted on the launch pad on Saturday. The escape towers have been successfully installed on the launch pad.

Technicians checked the rocket and the spacecraft on Monday to test how it functioned, Cui said. "All work well."

Technicians checked the rocket and the spacecraft on Monday to test how it functioned, Cui said. , reporters reported that everything went well.

The space environment will be stable and calm during the mission, the Center for Space Environment Research and Forecast (CSERF), affiliated to the Chinese Academy of Sciences, said.

Chinese Academy of Sciences The Space Environment Research and Forecasting Center stated that the space environment was stable and good during the mission.

"After analyzing all the conditions, we predict that the space environment will be safe for the launch and the spacewalk," Liu Siqing, CSERF deputy director, said.

Chinese Academy of Sciences Space Deputy Director of the Environmental Research and Forecasting Center: "After analyzing all conditions, we predict that the space environment is suitable for launches and space walks."

Starting from Tuesday, the center will submit a report on space environment and all operating systems to the headquarters every day till the completion of mission, Liu said.

Starting from Tuesday, the research and forecast center will report to the headquarters every day during the mission on the space environment and all operating systems.