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#CNSA #ChinaNationalSpaceAdministration #国家航天局 |#BRI #Apirl2023 | #CMS #ChinaMannedSpace #Beijing #Takionauts Celebrating the 55th Anniversary of #中国航天员中心#中国航天员科研训练中心China Astronaut Center with an Open Day in Beijing China Astronaut Center on 1st April..

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On the 1st April 2023 it was the 55th Anniversary of CNSA –China National Administration – of the founding of the China Astronaut Center- China Astronaut Research and Training Center in which founded on the 1st April 1968 in which celebrating the event there was an Open Day to the Public at the China Astronaut Center in which holding various events in which called Flying Open Day saw 11 Takionauts at the scene during the opening. .. ..  

On 1st April 2023..  Afternoon Beijing Time.

CMS China Manned Space CNSA-China National Space Administration the crew of the Shenzhou 15 of the Tiangong-China Space Station Takionauts Fei Junlong , Deng Qingming and Zhang Lu , with Fei Junlong serving as the commander ancestors wished the 55th anniversary of the establishment of the China Takionaut Center in the Mengtian Experimental Module of the space station….

费俊龙 FeiJunlong 邓清明 DengQingming, 张陆 ZhangLu 神舟十五号

The China Astronaut Research and Training Center, referred to as the China Astronaut Center formerly known as the 507th Institute, is located in Haidian District, Beijing. It was established on April 1, 1968 it’s Type research institutions also a Comprehensive Research Institute of China’s Manned Spaceflight. On April 1, 1968, in order to realize China’s manned spaceflight program, under the great call of Chairman Mao “we also want to build artificial satellites”, and under the advocacy and promotion of Comrade Qian Xuesen , China’s aerospace industry ushered in development opportunities, 507, That is, the Institute of Space Medicine and Engineering was established, and later changed its name to Beijing Institute of Aerospace Medicine Engineering, which was the predecessor of the China Astronaut Center. The history of the center is a history of entrepreneurship that witnessed and promoted the development of my country’s manned spaceflight industry, a history of struggle for independent innovation, pursuit of excellence, and overcoming difficulties, and a history of dedication that is indifferent to fame and fortune, regardless of gains and losses, and tenacious struggle .

 Since its establishment more than 50 years ago, the center has adhered to the guidance of system theory, focused on the interaction and reasonable combination of the three elements of manned spaceflight, man, machine and environment, and focused on ensuring the safety, health and efficient work of Takionauts / astronauts. In order to achieve the goal, a lot of scientific research and development work have been carried out, and fruitful results have been achieved, and a high-quality scientific and technological personnel team has gradually been formed. Especially as one of the main participating units of the national manned spaceflight project , it undertakes the selection and training of astronauts, medical supervision and medical support, the development of spacecraft environmental control and life support systems , the development of space suits and space food, large-scale ground simulation tests and training equipment Many important tasks such as research and development have made outstanding contributions to the complete success of China’s manned spaceflight.

The open day held at China Astronaut Research and Training Center followed hundreds of primary and middle school students and their parents into this mysterious astronaut training base and participated in a special “Flying Open Day” event. Everyone listened to the astronauts’ 183-day wonderful space journey, and visited the Feitian Cultural Gallery, which records the development of China’s aerospace industry for more than half a century….

On the occasion of the 55th anniversary of the establishment of the China Astronaut Center, the scientific and technological personnel of the Astronaut Center composed the song “Homeland” to express their infinite love and sincere feelings for the manned spaceflight of the motherland (lyricist: Xu Yijia; composer: Ni Yufei, singer: Liu Chang)

Introduction: On April 1, 1968, the China Astronaut Center was born. Today, let’s wish the China Astronaut Center a happy 55th birthday!Images and visuals are from their Respectives CMS China Manned SpaceCNSA-China National Space Administration

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LandSpace 蓝箭航天 One of sixty Chinese private space Carrier Rocket Companies in China-People’s Republic of China…   On the occasion of the centenary of the founding of the party, the first phase of the Jiaxing LandSpace Blue Arrow Aerospace Center,   located in VIC International Plaza, No. 13 Ronghua South Road, Yizhuang Economic and Technological Development Zone, Beijing China – People’s Republic of China…. The company located in a gathering place for the aerospace industry chain laid out in Zhejiang, was completed and will soon be put into use. Established mass production capacity for medium and large rockets, and completed the first phase of Jiaxing Blue Arrow Space Center…. Blue Arrow Aerospace Technology Co., Ltd. (Blue Arrow Aerospace) is a leading domestic commercial company for the creation and operation of aerospace transportation systems, established in June 2015, a national high-tech enterprise, Member of the International Astronautical Federation (IAF). Guided by the national strategy and guided by market demand, Blue Arrow Aerospace is committed to developing a series of medium and large launch vehicles with liquid oxygen methane as propellant, providing cost-effective and highly reliable launch services for the global market.

[Blue Arrow Aerospace Reusable Rocket R&D Center may land in Wenchang International Space City]

On文昌航天發射場Wenchang Spacecraft launch center- Wenchang International Space city, Hainan province, China, People’s Republic of China. During the finalisation of locating Blue Arrow Aerospace Reusable Rocket R&D Center may land in Wenchang International Space City of LandSpace Blue Arrow Aerospace Center,   LandSpace 蓝箭航天

On March 19, Liu Jian, vice president of Blue Arrow Aerospace Space Technology Co., Ltd. and general manager of the Technical Cooperation Center, visited Wenchang International Space City Administration, to conduct exchanges on the proposed cooperation matters of the Reusable Rocket Key Technology Research Center. Dong Chenghua, executive deputy director of the Administration, Gao Jun, chief expert and other relevant personnel attended the discussion.

At the meeting, Liu Jian gave a detailed introduction of Blue Arrow Aerospace’s company profile, research and development support capabilities, and key technology progress of reusable rockets, focusing on the innovation consortium of intelligent control technology for reusable rockets, the testing and evaluation technology research center, and the welding technology research center. Planning ideas for cooperation in other aspects. After listening to the introduction, Dong Chenghua said that Wenchang International Aerospace City welcomes high-quality leading domestic commercial aerospace companies to settle in.

The landing of Blue Arrow Aerospace is in line with the construction principle of the Aerospace City of “supporting the excellent, strong, and original”, and the cooperation concept proposed by Blue Arrow Aerospace In line with the construction idea of “technology leading the industry’s landing”, the two parties should continue to strengthen communication and promote the establishment of the key technology research center for reusable rockets in the Aerospace City as soon as possible to further enhance the industrial agglomeration effect.

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#MadeInChina #中國製造 |#LandSpace #蓝箭航天 #December2022 #March2023 | #BlueArrowAerospace #Suzaku2 #CarrierRocket #Suzaku2 Yao 1 Rocket launched  Test Launched 14th December 2022 aborted mid-flight testing Reviewing  with lessons learnt for a future success..

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LandSpace 蓝箭航天 One of sixty Chinese private space Carrier Rocket Companies in China-People’s Republic of China…   On the occasion of the centenary of the founding of the party, the first phase of the Jiaxing LandSpace Blue Arrow Aerospace Center,   located in VIC International Plaza, No. 13 Ronghua South Road, Yizhuang Economic and Technological Development Zone, Beijing China – People’s Republic of China…. The company located in a gathering place for the aerospace industry chain laid out in Zhejiang, was completed and will soon be put into use. Established mass production capacity for medium and large rockets, and completed the first phase of Jiaxing Blue Arrow Space Center…. Blue Arrow Aerospace Technology Co., Ltd. (Blue Arrow Aerospace) is a leading domestic commercial company for the creation and operation of aerospace transportation systems, established in June 2015, a national high-tech enterprise, Member of the International Astronautical Federation (IAF). Guided by the national strategy and guided by market demand, Blue Arrow Aerospace is committed to developing a series of medium and large launch vehicles with liquid oxygen methane as propellant, providing cost-effective and highly reliable launch services for the global market.

Suzaku-2 Yao-1 carrier rocket flight failure passed the zero-reset review On March 18, 2023, Blue Arrow Aerospace Science and Technology Co., Ltd. organized a zero-reset review meeting for the abnormal shutdown failure of the second-stage aircraft of the Suzaku-2 Yao-1 carrier rocket. After deliberation, the evaluation expert group unanimously believed that the abnormal shutdown fault problem of the second-stage engine of the Suzaku-2 remote-1 launch vehicle was accurately located and the mechanism was clear. The fault recurred in the ground test of the engine.



The Suzaku-2 Yao-1 carrier rocket ignited and took off at the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in China at 16:30 on December 14, 2022. The first-stage flight, first- and second-stage separation, second-stage ignition, and fairing separation were all normal. After the second-stage host was shut down The tour plane shut down abnormally, and the launch mission failed. After the failure of the mission, Blue Arrow Aerospace established a zero-return working group to organize failure analysis, locate the cause of the failure, and analyze the failure mode and mechanism. Through the detailed analysis of the flight telemetry data, a comprehensive simulation analysis calculation and a series of test verification and hot test work were planned to find out the cause and mechanism of the failure. The abnormal shutdown fault of the second-level swimming machine is located in the rigidity mismatch between the oxygen delivery pipe of the swimming machine and the low-pressure casing of the oxygen pump, and the low-pressure casing has insufficient strength margin. The game machine shuts down abnormally. In view of the cause and mechanism of the failure, Blue Arrow Aerospace has adopted a number of improvement measures to improve the structural safety factor and reduce the impact of water hammer. The improvement measures have been verified by simulation analysis and calculation and ground test vehicle assessment, and can meet the flight requirements.

We would like to thank the review expert group for their guidance and assistance to Blue Arrow Aerospace during the zeroing process, the customers for their trust and understanding, and all shareholders for their long-term companionship and support. In the follow-up, the company will fully launch the final assembly and general inspection of the Suzaku No. 2 launch vehicle, quickly implement fault improvement measures, continuously enhance the team’s quality awareness, awareness of urgency, and responsibility awareness, and strictly organize the go-around work of Suzaku No. 2. Ensuring the continued success of subsequent launch missions……

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CNSA China National Space Admistraton –CMS China Manned Space Shenzhou ten and thirteen Senior Colonel Takionaut王亞平Wang Yaping on week of 6th March 2023 Senior Colonel Takionaut Wang Yaping member of the National Committee of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference​…

During Today of 7th March 2023 that week of the 14th National People’s Congress NPC also the National Committee of the CPCC Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference Wang Yaping, a member of the National Committee of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference, is the first female Takionaut and the first “space teacher” in China to go out of the cabin of the Tiangong –China Space Station. This year, she will focus on strengthening the science education of young people and improving the scientific literacy of young people. “I will do my best to open the door to the mysterious universe for the children, sow the seeds of spaceflight dreams for them, and I also look forward to these seeds taking root, sprouting, blossoming and bearing fruit.

Also Making better use of new technologies and new media to enhance interactive experience and improve the quality of popular science education] In the past ten years, Wang Yaping has conducted three space lectures and participated in nearly a hundred youth popular science lectures, lectures and other science popularization activities. Some of the first batch of students who listened to her space lectures has become her teammates. “The feeling of planting their dreams for them and starting the journey to pursue their dreams is really great.”

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#MadeInChina #中國製造 #火箭學校 #火箭派 #RocketPi | #February2023| #Rocket School (Huzhou) Aerospace Technology Co., Ltd Announcement launch of the #DarwinII #CarrierRocket New Chinese #CarrierRocketCompany for the year early 2023 launch calendar.

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火箭派 Rocket Pi – Rocket School (Huzhou) Aerospace Technology Co., Ltd is located in three key major cities of China People’s Republic of China. Building 19, District 3, Headquarters Base, Fengtai District, Beijing Building 2, Lane 588, Zixing Road, Zizhu High-tech Zone, Minhang District, Shanghai 1st Floor, 7, No. 36, Dalian East Road, Taicang City, Suzhou City, Jiangsu Province…..

火箭派  Rocket Pi – Rocket School is the most representative “star-rocket integration” enterprise in China and the leader of commercial aerospace 2.0. Upgrade the R&D and manufacturing of rockets and spacecraft with the concept of advanced manufacturing, and serve customers with the concept of modern service industry. Focusing on the core capabilities of launch vehicles, the company makes the space microgravity environment within reach, and forms a commercial closed loop through the method of “upgrading the earth’s industry in space”. Core products include small liquid launch vehicles, high-thrust electric pump engines, returnable satellites, etc. in which is

The official account of the Rocket School has updated the new developments of its Darwin II rocket in the past two days. Let’s take a look at
▲Wan Mei, the co-founder of the Rocket School and the deputy commander of the rocket team: “The first rocket of the Rocket School——Darwin II It is a small liquid carrier rocket with a total length of 30 meters, a diameter of 2.25 meters, a take-off weight of 54 tons, a take-off thrust of 70 tons, a carrying capacity of 500 kg in low-earth orbit, and 300 kg in SSO orbit. Currently, the development of the rocket is proceeding smoothly according to the project progress. It is expected to complete the general assembly test by the end of this year, and choose an opportunity to launch in the first half of next year.”

▲ Li Wei, deputy chief engineer of the Rocket Group: “The Darwin 2 (DW-2) launch vehicle will be established in 2021 and will be completed by May 2022 The design work of all the schemes has been completed, and it is transferred to the initial sample engineering development stage. At present, the overall and subsystem design of the initial sample stage has been completed. The corresponding research and development work will be carried out in accordance with the completion of the assessment flight test of the remote first plan in mid-2024. The
DW-2 rocket needs to overcome the three-stage problems of liquid rocket design and development, system performance optimization and upgrading, and low-cost reusable commercial rocket formation. Therefore, we need to focus on improving the overall design capability of liquid rockets in the development process of the DW-2 follow-up rocket, upgrade the company’s self-developed electric pump engine, and aim at recyclable rockets in the future to tackle key problems in related recyclable technologies.


DW- 2. The follow-up rocket adopts the electric pump engine technology. The electric pump engine has inherent advantages in realizing large-scale variable thrust and multiple starts of the engine, which has laid a good foundation for the company to realize rocket recovery in the future. At the same time, it can be reused in the future The Company is also actively researching and researching 3D printing technology and composite material technology.”



▲Cheng Wei, founder of Rocket School: “The engine of Rocket School’s first rocket was outsourced, and the purpose is to realize the whole rocket to the sky first. Form a closed business loop as soon as possible. The company is also independently developing core technologies and engines, and plans to replace them in the second and third rounds… The Rocket School uses an electric pump engine in the future. The principle, structure and control method are simpler than traditional methods. ; In terms of reuse, it also has advantages over other companies using traditional gas generator cycles.”



▲Supplementary to the news that DW-2 passed the review of the program to the initial sample stage in January 22: The first sub-stage of DW-2 Yaoyi liquid launch vehicle uses a 70-ton liquid oxygen methane engine “LY-70”, and the second sub-stage adopts A 10-ton vacuum version of the liquid oxygen methane engine “LY-10V” (Figure 3), 300kmLEO carrying capacity of 470kg.

▲ Let me add the news that the DW-2 engine development plan was approved in December 21: The first sub-stage of the rocket sent Yaoyi liquid carrier rocket “Darwin II” uses a 70-ton liquid oxygen methane engine, and the second sub-stage uses a The 10-ton vacuum version of the liquid oxygen methane engine, “Planned for the first flight in early 2023″, uses the design idea of ​​”integration of ship and rocket test and launch” to double the load capacity, and launch the existing rocket through systematic structural optimization and application of new materials. Efficiency improvement is “ten times better”. [Through the optimization and iteration of “Darwin 1” and “Darwin 0”, and the finalization of three launches, it is planned to initially form a full-process service capability of space biomedicine integrating high-frequency launch vehicle launch service capabilities and space life science experiment capabilities in 2025. 】(At this time, the DW-2 capacity in Figure 6 is LEO600kg, SSO350kg )

The carrying capacity of the “Darwin II” rocket seems to be very Schrödinger. In addition, “Darwin I” and “Darwin Zero” are completely missing. Except for a second-stage engine LY-10V delivered by Kyushu Yunjian, “Darwin II” has never seen any other physical photos. Can it be launched in 2024?

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