Currently at Tianjin –China –People’s Republic of China…. Heading towards district area of the Wenchang – Wenchang Spacecraft launch centerCNSA –China National Space AdministrationOn the 30th July 2022 Beijing Time the second component of the Experimental module in which is is delivered to the Wenchang Spacecraft Launch Center, Hainan Province – China – People’s Republic of China…. The Mengtian Experiment Module, departed from Tianjin by sea to China in Wenchang, Hainan launch site. The Mengtian experimental module will be launched by the Chang Zheng – Long March 5B Yao-4 rocket in October this year 2022, thus completing the construction of the T-shaped structure of China’s space station known as Tiangong Space Station…
The Mengtian experimental cabin is equipped with a cargo airlock and an outboard deployment test platform. In the future, the scientific test equipment that needs to be installed outside the cabin can be transported to the space station through a cargo spacecraft, and then the load will be sent to the outside of the cabin through the cargo airlock, and the robotic arm or Takionauts will install it on the platform outside the cabin. Realize the continuous update of the extravehicular test project….
中国空间站 On currently on June 5th 2022, the Belt and Road Initiative CNSA –China National Space Administration CSS China Space Station in which on a six months setting up a new home of the third crew of Tiangong Space Station – China Space Station Shenzhou 14 in which spending up to on for the further construction and verifications of the systems of the CSS –China Space Station 2022 launch calendar in which currently the third China Space Station crew Takionauts current Shenzhou 14 …… Preparations for the six months of extension of the China Space Station In which the currently it remains awaiting for the crew of setting up home in conducting fun scientifically onboard中国空间站.. China Space station ….. The three Shenzhou 14 crewmates will spend around six months aboard Tianhe, the core module of the Tiangong space station. They will be aboard to receive two new modules, named Wentian and Mengtian, which are due to launch in late July and October, respectively…. crew is expected to conduct 2-3 extravehicular activities (EVA) from Wentian lab module and continue to livestream lectures from the Tiangong space station.
On the week 22nd July 2022 the Takionaut Crew of the Shenzhou 14 in which Commander陈冬 Chen Dong was sent lots of emails of the work and life onboard of the China Space Station, the first replies was replying back to the students of Hong Kong SAR – Take my dream to the palace of heaven: the first reply from the Chinese space station theme.. Do you still remember your dream of being mailed to “Heavenly Palace”? Your letter has been carefully read by the astronauts, and astronaut Chen Dong “replied” on the space station: sow seeds with sweat, the seeds of your dreams will surely take root and grow vigorously. In the future, more letters will be sent to Tiangong, whose letter will be answered next time? Maybe it’s you with your dream to go to heaven-space ..
Located in the Heart of Hong Kong central of Victoria Harbour in which locate looking at the iconic Megatroplis HongKong Island city landscape from the opposite is the Hong Kong Space Museum 香港太空館 in which located at 10 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong SAR, China –People’s Republic of China.. in which is one of the most international iconic buildings architecturally due to its hemispheric round dome in which is iconic known as one of Hong Kong’s local most cherish bread pastries the Pineapple Bun – Bolo Bao due to the pineapple ceramic texturing tiles of the dome structure that resembles the delicious texturing of the Pineapple Bun .. In which on In June 2014, the Hong Kong Government listed the pineapple bun as a part of Hong Kong’s intangible cultural heritage. … Despite the name, it does not traditionally contain pineapple; rather, the name refers to the look of the characteristic topping (which resembles the texture of a pineapple)……
Those who are interested in astronomy or space science may have visited the Hong Kong Space Museum, but in fact there are some other related education institutions in Hong Kong too. This time, we would like to introduce to you the Ho Koon Nature Education Cum Astronomical Centre located in101 Route Twisk Tso Kung Tam Park, Tsuen Wan, Hong Kong SAR –China – People’s Republic of China…… Ho Koon Centre is a local school that actively promotes astronomy education, field study and environmental education. Its service mainly targets to students, but the Centre also organises public educational activities and conducts professional astronomical observation from time to time.
The Hong Kong Space Museum will guide you to the Centre, and to follow Ho Koon’s teachers to learn more about these local astronomical activities and equipment, including professional astronomical telescope. Audiences can also interact with the teachers at the end of the programme and ask any questions about the facilities or other topic related to astronomy or space science. Don’t miss it!
Speaker: Mr. CHIU Kam-hung (Assistant Curator) and Ms. KWAN Wing-ki (Museum Assistant) of the Hong Kong Space Museum, Tutors of Ho Koon Centre
西藏天文馆 Currently at the moment in Lhasa the region capital of Tibet Autonomous Region of China- People’s Republic of China the Construction of the world’s highest – The world’s highest-altitude planetarium, the西藏天文馆Tibet Planetarium, started construction in Lhasa on June 12. It is reported that the roof of the planetarium will be equipped with a refracting optical astronomical telescope with a diameter of 1.06 meters, which will also be the largest refracting optical astronomical telescope in the world. The planetarium has a total construction area of 11,571.9 square meters and is expected to be completed in June 2024. The roof of the planetarium will be equipped with a refracting optical telescope with a diameter of about 1.06 meters. This astronomical telescope will also surpass the 1.02-meter-diameter refractor telescope of the Yerkes Observatory in the United States and become the world’s largest refracting astronomical telescope. …
This one-meter-class refractor telescope can monitor variable stars, poor photometry of binary stars, and supernova monitoring. The scope of monitoring includes celestial bodies in the solar system, stars in the Milky Way, and even some nearby galaxies in the outer reaches of the Milky Way can also be observed. In addition, in scientific research work, this one-meter-class refracting telescope will be used for space target observation, providing space early warning services for my country’s space launch activities and the on-orbit operation of spacecraft.
“Space debris and space junk are being monitored on a global scale, and this monitoring network requires a large number of space observation facilities such as telescopes to work together. The scientific goals of our one-meter-class refractor telescope also involve near-Earth detection in space. The monitoring activities of small celestial bodies and space debris are part of the entire monitoring network.” Wang Junjie said that there is no professional large-scale astronomical observation telescope in the vast Tibet area, and the space monitoring network needs to deploy monitoring equipment closely. The high-level refractor telescope is equivalent to filling the “blind area” of China’s space monitoring network. It will become an important part of the entire monitoring system. The monitoring data obtained will also be used together with the data of other monitoring facilities to calculate the space flight. The construction of the Tibet Planetarium in the orbit of the object
The special geographical and climatic advantages of Tibet can also facilitate astronomical observations. In order to reduce the influence of atmospheric, weather and other factors on astronomical observation activities, astronomical observation facilities should preferably be located in places with higher altitudes, more sunshine and less rain, and less light pollution. The characteristics of high altitude, sunny days, low population density and high atmospheric visibility in Lhasa will be conducive to astronomical observations.
In addition, the Tibet Planetarium after its completion will also undertake a special mission, that is, to carry out astronomical science popularization activities that are easy for the public, especially young people to participate in and accept, and popularize astronomical science knowledge through exhibitions, training, experiments, video broadcasts, lectures, etc. , to spread scientific ideas.
”The world’s highest-altitude planetarium, coupled with the world’s largest refracting optical astronomical telescope, will have a huge appeal to local people, domestic and foreign tourists, and astronomy enthusiasts. The scientific and cultural literacy of the public plays a unique and important role.” Wang Junjie said that he believed that the Tibet Planetarium would become a new local Internet celebrity landmark, attracting local people and global tourists to visit.
According to the operation data of the Tibet Natural Science Museum over the years, the annual reception of the Tibet Planetarium is expected to reach more than 100,000 people, and more than 100,000 people can receive astronomical science popularization education every year.
Wang Junjie said that in recent years, the astronomical undertakings in Tibet have been developing continuously, from the Tibet Yangbajing Observatory, the first professional observatory in Tibet, the National Astronomical Observatory, to the Ali Observatory of the National Astronomical Observatory in western Tibet. The former has a submillimeter-wave telescope in cooperation with Germany, which mainly explores star formation, organic molecules, etc. The latter is still under further construction, including gravitational wave telescopes, optical telescopes and other equipment.
