
China’s Space Station Heats Tungsten Alloy to 3,100°C, Setting New Record
Discover how the Chinese space station heated tungsten alloy to over 3,100°C in microgravity, setting a world record in space materials science experiments.
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Discover how the Chinese space station heated tungsten alloy to over 3,100°C in microgravity, setting a world record in space materials science experiments.
China’s space station shatters records with a 3,100°C containerless tungsten alloy experiment, opening doors to advanced spacecraft shielding and rocket tech.
The Shenzhou-18 spacecraft has returned to Earth with 34.6 kg of groundbreaking space samples, paving the way for future cosmic habitats and advancements in space technology. 🚀🪐
Chinese scientists aboard their orbiting space station have made groundbreaking discoveries in high-performance refractory alloys, pushing the boundaries of materials science in microgravity conditions.
Shenzhou-18 astronauts are conducting cool experiments with zebrafish in space! See how our space explorers and their finned friends are making waves in microgravity. 🐟🚀
Four zebrafish aboard the China Space Station are adapting to zero gravity with amusing antics! 🐠🚀 They’ve been swimming in loops and flipping upside down. Discover their space adventure!