Latest news! The Shenzhou 15 crew plans to return home in June

According to the China Manned Space Engineering Office, the Chinese space station has been fully completed, and my country's manned space program has fully entered a new stage of space station application and development. At present, the space station complex is operating stably in orbit, and the Shenzhou 15 astronaut crew is in good condition and is scheduled to return to the ground in June this year.

The Shenzhou-15 crew performs an extravehicular mission. Source: China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation

According to the task arrangement, the Tianzhou-VI cargo spacecraft, Shenzhou-XVI and Shenzhou-XVII manned spacecraft will be launched in 2023. These are the first flight missions after the Chinese space station is fully built and enters a new stage of application and development.

At present, the Tianzhou-6 cargo spacecraft has completed the relevant work of leaving the factory and has been transported to the Wenchang Space Launch Center, and is scheduled to be launched in May this year . The astronaut crew for the second manned flight has been selected and is carrying out mission training.

my country has always adhered to the principles of peaceful use, equality, mutual benefit and common development, and is committed to building the Chinese space station into an open platform for scientific and technological cooperation and exchange facing the international community. The first batch of experimental projects jointly selected by the China Manned Space Engineering Office and the United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs are scheduled to be launched this year to carry out experimental research on the Chinese space station.

While implementing the tasks of the space station application and development phase, the project is also making every effort to advance the manned lunar exploration mission. It has currently completed the key technology research and development and in-depth demonstration of the manned lunar exploration plan, and will fully launch all research and development and construction work in the lunar landing phase this year.

Source: Beijing Daily Client

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