Tiny Crack on Shenzhou-20’s Window Reveals Orbital Debris Risk
A tiny crack found on Shenzhou-20’s window on November 5 highlights how millimeter-sized debris endangers spacecraft, prompting urgent upgrades delivered by Shenzhou-22.
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A tiny crack found on Shenzhou-20’s window on November 5 highlights how millimeter-sized debris endangers spacecraft, prompting urgent upgrades delivered by Shenzhou-22.
China launched Shenzhou-22 without crew on Nov 25, 2025, shifting to a supply mission due to space debris and showcasing its “one launch, one backup” safety model.
Comprehensive rescue, communication, and medical drills at the Dongfeng landing site in north China’s Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region prepare for the safe return of the Shenzhou-20 crew.