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On the week of 19th January 2023 just before days of Chinese Lunar New Years for the Year of the Rabbit.. in which this year  CMS China Manned Space CNSA-China National Space Administration   this year the crew of Jiuquan Satellite launch Center, Inner Mongolia, China, People’s Republic of China will be studious busy in preparing for the Manned Chang Zheng- Long March 2F Manned Carrier Rocket..

Currently This year, Chang Zheng- Long March 2F will launch 2 manned launches and rocket final assembly 3 rounds…..  the Year  2023 is an important stage for the application and development of Tiangong- China manned space station, and a key stage for accelerating the construction of Finalisation of the construction of China’s orbital outpost. The Chang Zheng Long March 2F manned Carrier rocket will also enter a year For the normalized manned launch of two rounds and the mission of emergency rescue duty, the rocket is still carried out in a rolling manner of “one for one and one for one”.


In 2023, the Chang Zheng Long March 2F manned Carrier rocket will complete two manned launches and three rocket final assemblies. The former is Yao 16 and Yao 17, and the latter is Shenzhou Yao 17, Yao 18 and Yao 19.


After the Chang Zheng Long March 2F manned Carrier rocket Yao16 rocket was launched by the Yao15 rocket at the end of November last year, it has been turned into an emergency rescue state. It is currently on duty at the technical workshop of the launch site and is in good condition. As the emergency rescue arrow of Yao 16 Manned Carrier rocket, the Yao17 rocket has completed the final assembly of the whole rocket in Beijing, and will soon carry out the matching and factory testing of the whole rocket. It is expected that it will enter the field with the launch team in the first half of the year. The two rockets launched this year are basically the same as last year in terms of major technical status, but there are nearly 20 technical status improvements and upgrades in terms of further improving product reliability, process improvement and upgrading the Carrier Rocket also it’s Command Module..

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On the 4th December 2022 1101 Hours Hong Kong SAR- Beijing Time CNSA –China National Space Administration, the Crew of Shenzhou 14 manned spacecraft and the Tiangong – China space station assembly were successfully separated…….

separation, the Takionaut crew of Shenzhou 14, with the cooperation of ground science and technology personnel, completed the on-orbit rotation with the crew of Shenzhou 15, the status setting of the space station assembly, and the arrangement of experimental data All the work before the evacuation, such as downlink, cleaning and transshipment of materials left in orbit, waved goodbye to the Takionaut of Shenzhou 15. In the follow-up, the return module of the Shenzhou 14 manned spacecraft will choose an opportunity to re-enter and return under the control of the ground command. Astronauts Chen Dong, Liu Yang, and Cai Xuzhe, who have been on a mission trip for 183 days at the Chinese space station, are about to embark on a journey home back to the Motherland China, People’s Republic of China.

At present for just in case , the Shenzhou 16 spacecraft has been assembled and tested, and is on standby at the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center as an emergency rescue ship; the Shenzhou 17, Shenzhou 18, and Shenzhou 19 spacecraft are under rolling development. A new batch of 6 spacecraft headed by the Shenzhou 16 spacecraft will appear on the space stage with a brand-new attitude in the near future.

On the wintery night time 4th December 2022 2000 Hours Hong Kong SAR- Beijing Time CNSA –China National Space Administration, the Shenzhou 14 crew have finally landed on Dongfeng, Dongfeng Aerospace City in which on inner Mongolia, China, People Republic of China…

The return capsule of the Shenzhou 14 manned spacecraft successfully landed at the Dongfeng Landing Field.

The door of the return capsule has been opened, and the three astronauts feel good! Watch gestures!

Successful landing!  At 20:09 on December 4, 2022, Beijing time, the return capsule of the Shenzhou 14 manned spacecraft landed successfully at the Dongfeng Landing Field. The crew members Chen Dong, Liu Yang, and Cai Xuzhe are in good health, and the manned flight mission of Shenzhou 14 was a complete success.
At 19:20, the Beijing Aerospace Flight Control Center issued a return command through the ground measurement and control…

Back at home feeling good!  Safe Return Healthy Exit  Takionauts Chen Dong, Liu Yang, and Cai Xuzhe of Shenzhou 14 have all returned safely and exited the cabin in good health, and are undergoing gravity re-adaptation.

神州十八论士集团集安走北京Long-time no see, welcome home!  ] Takionauts Chen Dong, Liu Yang, and Cai Xuzhe, who successfully completed the manned mission of Shenzhou 14, arrived in Beijing safely on the mission plane in the early morning of December 5, 2022. Leaders and members of the Space Station Phase Flight Mission Headquarters greeted them at the airport.


After the three astronauts arrive in Beijing, they will enter the isolation recovery period, undergo a comprehensive medical examination and health assessment, and arrange rest and recuperation…

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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.

Shenzhou manned spacecraft simulation map (provided by the Fifth Academy)

The “unchanged” and “changed” of the Shenzhou spacecraft ​​On June 5, the Shenzhou 14 manned spacecraft flew into space with three astronauts, Chen Dong, Liu Yang, and Cai Xuzhe . The first manned launch mission during the construction phase of China’s space station was successful.

​The key technologies of the space station and the Shenzhou 12 to Shenzhou 15 planned in the verification and construction stages adopt the group batch development mode.

Unchanged: Possess all eighteen martial arts in the construction and operation phases of the space station

The mission of Shenzhou 14 is the same as that of Shenzhou 13. In the verification stage of the key technologies of the space station, the Shenzhou team verified key technologies such as rendezvous and docking, flying around, long-term residence, and rapid return through Shenzhou 12th and 13th. It can be said that Shenzhou 14 has all the eighteen martial arts in the construction and operation stage of the space station.

Zheng Wei, deputy chief designer of the manned spacecraft system of the Fifth Academy, believes that “unchanged” is an important feature of the Shenzhou 14 manned spacecraft. He introduced that the Shenzhou 12 to Shenzhou 15 spacecraft used in the verification of the key technologies of the space station and in the on-orbit construction stage were put into production in the same batch and adopted the same scheme. This means that the technical state of the spacecraft is stable and reliable.
 

Shao Limin, deputy technical manager of the manned spacecraft system project of the Fifth Academy, believes that the most important thing for a product to be developed in batches is to have a relatively robust design. Only when the product design is robust and the key projects are bottomed out can mass production be possible; mass production can form a scale, achieve stricter management, achieve high quality, ensure success, complete tasks with high efficiency, and meet the high-density launch requirements of space station missions.

Take rendezvous and docking as an example. Shenzhou 14 adopts a 6.5-hour autonomous rapid rendezvous and docking mode, which is exactly the same as that of Shenzhou 13. After the spacecraft is launched into orbit at the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center, it will complete 6 orbit changes within 3 laps. After 4.5 hours, it will reach a position about 50 kilometers below the space station, and then pass through the mid-aiming point and the parking point. After adjusting its attitude to vertical flight, it will stop. Radial docking port below the space station. “The meeting is not difficult. The advanced technology has been verified and mastered. If the task requires, the speed of the meeting and docking can be faster.” Zheng Wei said.

In addition, Shenzhou 13’s six-month long-term in-orbit docking also allowed the team to accumulate flight control work experience. “In the future, our on-orbit inspections and project settings will be more mature,” said Zhang Fusheng, the chief designer of the manned spacecraft system.

Since the Shenzhou 14 spacecraft entered the Jiuquan launch site in August 2021 and completed the standby state setting, it has been on standby at the launch site for a total of seven months, the longest in history. During this period, the test team confirmed that the state of the spacecraft meets the emergency launch conditions through the first inspection of the “Beijing-Jiuquan” remote launch site, and verified the rolling backup mode of “one ship launches and one ship on standby”, laying a solid foundation for the continuous application of this mode in the future. foundation.

“Today, the team’s philosophy has changed from breaking through key technologies to ensuring mission reliability and astronaut safety. Looking at the world space stage, the safety of the Shenzhou spacecraft is second to none.” said Gao Xu, chief designer of the manned spacecraft system.

Variation: Group-batch development is very different

Looking back at the history of Shenzhou spacecraft, starting from the flight of Shenzhou-1 in 1999, every new spacecraft has contained exploration and breakthroughs in the past ten years. Today, the Shenzhou spacecraft developed in batches does not seem to have changed, and the development and production model has undergone tremendous changes.

“In the past, it took 80 to 90 days to complete the work of one spacecraft at the launch site, and now it takes 45 days to complete the work of two spacecraft. The task volume has almost doubled, but the time has been greatly shortened.” Zheng Wei said.

With the characteristics of high density, normalization and diversification of manned space launch, the Shenzhou team will carry out the return, two rendezvous and docking, and three emergency rescue standby tasks as planned this year, involving Shenzhou 13th to Shenzhou 16th. There are a total of four Shenzhou spacecraft, and the ground development work of Shenzhou 17 and Shenzhou 18 will be carried out in parallel.

In this mission, the Shenzhou team adopted the scientific management mode of remote collaboration between Beijing and Jiuquan to maximize the role of the team and ensure that the launch model and the pre-factory model are developed in parallel. He Yu, the chief commander of the manned spacecraft system of the Fifth Academy, led the team to complete the launch site work of the Shenzhou 14th and 15th spacecraft; the chief designer Jia Shijin stayed in Beijing to grasp the flight control line and the support line, and led the rear team to prepare the follow-up models. The tasks of product delivery, final assembly testing and other work are racing against time, day and night.

“Even if the technical status remains unchanged, the people and processes related to the product will change. As a manager, we must analyze and identify the hidden risks brought about by these changes, and take measures to eliminate them.” Gu Gu, deputy commander of Shenzhou spacecraft in the Eighth Academy According to Side Feng, in terms of personnel operations, product details, etc., each task changes, and risks must be fully identified and processes must be continuously optimized.
 

For example, when Shenzhou No. 12 and No. 13 carried out leak detection in the propulsion cabin, the team found that the original operation of disassembling and assembling the front-end hoisting accessories may bring hidden dangers. After the team discussion, solid tests were carried out in Shanghai and Beijing, and the process was finally optimized, and the disassembly and assembly of accessories was eliminated, which not only reduced operational risks but also saved time.

Soft improvement and invisible innovation continue

The Shenzhou spacecraft developed by the group seems to be in the same technical state, but in fact there are many soft improvements and “invisible innovations”.

For example, when the Shenzhou 13 spacecraft returned, the return plan was changed from the originally planned 11-lap return to 5-lap return. After the improvement, the preparation time and on-orbit waiting time of the astronauts when returning were significantly shortened, and the return comfort was significantly improved. The astronauts also expressed their appreciation for this fast return after returning.

Shenzhou 13 manned spacecraft return capsule successfully landed in the predetermined area of ​​Dongfeng Landing Site

“Although the product design has been fixed, there are still many innovations in the application mode of Shenzhou spacecraft. The change in the return plan is a typical soft improvement, and the effect is very obvious. The team will continue to make breakthroughs in this area in the future.” Shao Limin said, “In addition, there are also There are many invisible changes, such as the continuous improvement of flight control contingency plans.”

For example, when the Shenzhou 14 and Shenzhou 15 spacecraft are in orbit at the same time, the principle of the flight control team is “seam connection”, that is, the two spacecraft will not be allowed to overlap and operate at the same time, and the program will be cut apart. But when preparing for the task, the team will choose “seamless connection” and prepare according to the most complex situation to ensure that the task is foolproof.

Such “invisible innovations” are also numerous in the Eighth Academy.

In the event of an emergency, what is the ability of the docking mechanism to withstand impacts? How does the sealing material perform? What is the adaptability of the energy system under different working conditions? How to further optimize the process of the solar wing deployment test at the launch site? Yang Huaxing, the chief designer of the manned spacecraft of the Eighth Academy, told reporters that the Eighth Academy is mainly responsible for the power supply subsystem of the Shenzhou 14 spacecraft, the docking mechanism subsystem, the structure and assembly of the propulsion cabin, the overall circuit, the three-cabin distributor and the propulsion cabin cable. network tasks. According to the risk analysis results, the team carried out a series of test verification and simulation analysis work, comprehensively and meticulously carried out technical risk control, and went all out to ensure the successful completion of the flight mission. 

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The crew of Shenzhou 13 will implement rapid return for the first time, further improving astronaut comfort and mission implementation efficiency] This year, the Shenzhou manned spacecraft will return as planned, with two ships rendezvous and docking, and three ships on standby for emergency rescue, involving Shenzhou 13 There are 4 Shenzhou spacecraft from No. 1 to Shenzhou No. 16. At the same time, the ground development work of Shenzhou 17 and Shenzhou 18 will be carried out in parallel. Shenzhou 13 will implement rapid return for the first time to further improve the comfort of astronauts and the efficiency of mission implementation; comprehensively verify the function and performance of the manned spacecraft, and further test the reliability and safety of the standard space-to-earth round-trip transportation system for the application and development of the space station. , established a parallel development, launch, docking, return and on-orbit management system for multiple manned spacecraft under high-density launch missions…..

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During the launch of the CNSA –China National Space Administration Iconic Long  March 5B -ChangZheng 5B Heavy Medium Carrier Rocket that Launched on 5th May 2020 at Wenchang Spacecraft Launch Center – Hainan Province -China -People’s Republic of China… in which during that time it was to test flight a new testing Command Module in which that  replacing the Shenzhou Command Module in which inspired the name for the Walker Class in Star Trek Discovery in which was featured in the Battle of the Binary Stars the Precursor of the Klingon war.. …. perform its first flight mission at the Wenchang space launch site in China at 18:00 Hong Kong -Beijing Time…

During deployment of the new Command Module, the Next Generation of the Module in which it returned safety with all the expectations landing at Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center this afternoon, and then the return module will be transported to Beijing to carry out subsequent relevant verification work to see if any other modifications that’s need to be ready for a manned flight towards the CNSA –CSS- China Space Station ….

During its time in orbit.. China has conducted its first 3D printing experiment in space aboard a spacecraft prototype that was recently launched by the new Long March 5B rocket. The printer uses advanced technologies in material modelling, precision control and automation, which once tested and operational can extensively benefit space programs. It will enable astronauts to manufacture a range of items they currently need to get through resupply flights by cargo spacecraft…… in which recovery well and transported with a hero’s welcome back toward Beijing CAST China Academy Of Space Technology  of furthering studying of the Next Generation Command Module in which it was verified in good excellent standing order….  The latest development of my CNSA’s new-generation manned spacecraft test ship “black box” takes out a lot of data to verify the technical results… Also The latest development of new-generation manned spacecraft test vessel has returned to the cabin for the first time.

The interior of the New Next Generation Command Module described on the left side of the sealed cabin is the living area of ​​the future astronauts, including foldable dining table and independent toilet. The entire working area of ​​the future astronauts is not including the right shelf and package area. The right side of the sealed cabin on the right side is a shelf and cargo bag designed to verify the cargo capacity of the spaceship. This time, it carried nearly a thousand kinds of test items, which are the previous types.. Through the inspection after the cabin is opened, the surface state and fixed state of the interior of the return cabin are good, and the goal of designing the return cabin partition is achieved. There are 13 cubic meters in the new generation manned spacecraft in my country, which can take a crew of six to seven Takionauts … in which it should be interesting to see the next version of the Next Generation of the lesson learnt from the first one after it has been lesson learnt modified…..

 

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