Exciting news from the cosmos! China's Shenzhou-19 crew has wrapped up an impressive 175-day mission in orbit, leaving footprints among the stars with record-breaking feats. 🚀
During their stay at the China Space Station, the crew completed three spacewalks and six in-and-out payload transfers—including a world record nine-hour spacewalk that has everyone talking. Their quick action resolved an unexpected hitch when a payload adapter got stuck during a cargo installation task. 🛠️
Astronaut Cai Xuzhe now boasts five spacewalks, making him the most experienced in extravehicular activities. Meanwhile, Song Lingdong became the first astronaut born in the 1990s to venture out for a spacewalk, and Wang Haoze made history as the first female aerospace flight engineer to join the station.
This mission not only set record-breaking achievements but also showcased incredible teamwork and resilience, inspiring a whole new generation of dreamers. Keep looking up and reaching for the stars! ✨
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Shenzhou-19 mission review: 175 days in orbit, longest spacewalk
cgtn.com
