Shenzhou-15

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Filmik ze startu:

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Statek połączył się ze stacją Tiangong o godzinie 22:42 CET:

https://twitter.com/CNSpaceflight/status/1597711127667802113

https://twitter.com/CNSpaceflight/status/1597712115850412034

https://twitter.com/CNSpaceflight/status/1597713404788998144

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No to zamykam ten wątek do czasu zakończenia misji Sh-15.

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Aj! Wątek na nowo otwarty!

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2023 sty 04 14:00 Kosmonauta.net
A tymczasem na pokładzie Tiangong
Trwają prace, w której bierze udział załoga misji Shenzhou-15. https://kosmonauta.net/2022/11/udany-poczatek-misji-shenzhou-15/
https://twitter.com/SegerYu/status/1609516549400047617

Dotychczasowe zakończone loty statków kosmicznych do Tiangong:
(do Shenzhou-14 nie ma jeszcze oficjalnego czasu? [jeśli o takim można mówić w przypadku Chin].
Podczas zakończonej właśnie misji, CNSA rozpoczęła operację podawania informacji o spacerach kosmicznych z opóźnieniem. Nie są znane dokładne czasy ich trwania.

Shenzhou-12:   92d 04g 11m 37s (EVA 2)
Shenzhou-13: 182d 09g 32m 44s (EVA 2)
Shenzhou-14: 182d 09g 24m 50s (plan) (EVA 3)
Shenzhou-15: 186d 07g 24m 53s (EVA 4)

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Załoga Tiangong powróciła na Ziemię
  03.06. o 22:33:10 wylądował w Donfeng aparat powrotny załogowego statku kosmicznego Shenzhou-15.

https://twitter.com/Kosmo_Michal/status/1665015962276380673
https://twitter.com/Kosmo_Michal/status/1665065754931220481

Shenzhou-15 landing


https://twitter.com/Kosmo_Michal/status/1666824632757018630
https://twitter.com/CNSpaceflight/status/1665136704733450240

2) 2023 cze 08 06:29 Kosmonauta.net
Koniec misji Shenzhou-15
Czwartego czerwca zakończyła się misja załogowa Shenzhou-15.
https://kosmonauta.net/2023/06/koniec-misji-shenzhou-15/
Była to kolejna długoterminowa chińska misja załogowa na stację Tiangong.


3) 2023 cze 18 17:00 Kosmonauta.net
Shenzhou-15 - otwieranie włazu
Tuż po udanym zakończeniu misji Shenzhou-15.
https://kosmonauta.net/2023/06/koniec-misji-shenzhou-15/
https://twitter.com/CNSpaceflight/status/1666817941818712066

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https://twitter.com/Kosmo_Michal/status/1665273529367969792
https://twitter.com/Kosmo_Michal/status/1665229652271460354

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Zdjęcia z lądowania (1)
http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/a/202306/05/WS647d154ea31033ad3f7ba551_2.html

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Zdjęcia z lądowania (2)

Shenzhou XV mission goes smoothly, obtaining valuable experimental data: official
Xinhua | Updated: 2023-05-29 15:01


Crew members of the Shenzhou XV space mission — Major General Fei Junlong (right), Senior Colonel Deng Qingming (center) and Senior Colonel Zhang Lu — wave during a ceremony on Tuesday night prior to their departure from Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in Northwest China. WANG JIANGBO/FOR CHINA DAILY

JIUQUAN -- The Shenzhou XV crew has successfully completed four extravehicular activities (EVAs), becoming the crew to accomplish the most frequent EVAs of all Chinese crews to date, announced a senior official from the China Manned Space Agency (CMSA) at a press conference on Monday.

The Shenzhou XV astronauts have been working and living in-orbit for 181 days. All in-orbit work is progressing smoothly, said Lin Xiqiang, deputy director of the CMSA.

They have conducted eight human factors engineering research activities, 28 space medical experiments and 38 space science experiments covering life ecology, material science and fluid mechanics, and obtained valuable experimental data, said Lin.

Currently, they are making preparations for the arrival of the Shenzhou XVI crew and their own return to Earth. Before departure, they will continue some in-orbit space science experiments and conduct a work handover with the Shenzhou XVI astronauts.

Astronauts on long-term missions in orbit usually need about six months to recover after a mission, said Lin, adding that they can transfer to normal work and training and participate in the next round of crew selection if they pass the evaluation.

Once selected, they usually go through about one to one and a half years of training to fly again. "I believe that we will see them again in future flight missions," Lin said.
http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/a/202305/29/WS64744ddfa310b6054fad59d8.html

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Shenzhou XV mission to return to Earth on Sunday
By CAO YIN | chinadaily.com.cn | Updated: 2023-06-02 17:34


The Shenzhou XV and Shenzhou XVI crews pose in the Tianhe core module of the Tiangong space station on Tuesday, marking the start of the in-orbit crew handover, in this screen grab from the Beijing Aerospace Control Center. [Photo/Xinhua]

The Shenzhou XV mission crew members have completed all assigned tasks and are scheduled to return to Earth on Sunday, China Manned Space said on Friday.

The crew will return to the Dongfeng landing site in the Inner Mongolia autonomous region, it said, adding that the landing site and all systems have fully prepared to welcome the astronauts home.

The crew of the Shenzhou XV and the Shenzhou XVI, which was launched on Tuesday, have accomplished the handover ceremony on Friday.

The Shenzhou XVI mission crew members, including the first Chinese civilian astronaut, reached orbit on Tuesday and started work in the Tiangong space station.
http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/a/202306/02/WS6479b04ca3107584c3ac39df.html

Shenzhou XV will land in matter of hours
By Zhao Lei | chinadaily.com.cn | Updated: 2023-06-03 21:41

The Shenzhou XV mission crew will soon return to Earth in a matter of hours after a six-month mission that witnessed the completion of the Tiangong space station.

The Shenzhou XV spacecraft, carrying the three astronauts — mission commander Major General Fei Junlong, Senior Colonel Deng Qingming and Senior Colonel Zhang Lu, left the Tiangong space station at 9:29 pm Saturday, according to the China Manned Space Agency.

Before setting out on their return trip, Fei's team configured the Tiangong, transmitted science data back to Earth, and sorted and transferred materials between the station and their spaceship. They handed over the massive station to the Shenzhou XVI crew that arrived on Tuesday.

As the fourth group to go to the Chinese station, Fei and his teamates were launched from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in northwestern China on Nov 29 and entered the space station the next day to meet their Shenzhou XIV peers. The two crews' meeting marked the first time six Chinese people were traveling in outer space at the same time and also the first in-orbit handover between two Chinese crews.

By Saturday night, they have stayed in orbit for 186 days.

During their stay, the Tiangong was announced to be completed at the end of 2022.

The Shenzhou XV team carried out four spacewalks, becoming the most experienced Chinese crew in terms of extravehicular activity. They also conducted dozens of science experiments and technology tests and obtained a great deal of data, the manned space agency said.

Their successors, the Shenzhou XVI crew — mission commander Major General Jing Haipeng, Colonel Zhu Yangzhu and Professor Gui Haichao, who is the first Chinese civilian in space — will run the Tiangong, one of the largest pieces of infrastructure ever deployed in Earth's orbit, for five months and are scheduled to return in November.
http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/a/202306/02/WS6479b04ca3107584c3ac39df.html

Shenzhou XV crew lands in Inner Mongolia
By Zhao Lei | chinadaily.com.cn | Updated: 2023-06-04 06:37   
 
The Shenzhou XV mission crew returned to Earth on Sunday morning after a six-month mission that witnessed the completion of the Tiangong space station.

A reentry capsule carrying the crew members — mission commander Major General Fei Junlong, Senior Colonel Deng Qingming and Senior Colonel Zhang Lu — touched down on Earth at the Dongfeng Landing Site in northwestern China's Gobi Desert at 6:33 am after flying for nine hours in a reentry trajectory.

Ground recovery personnel soon opened the hatch of the capsule and conducted a preliminary examination of the astronauts' condition.

The crew members told ground controllers in Beijing via radio that they had safely landed and were "feeling pretty good".

After preparatory work, ground personnel carried the astronauts out of the capsule one by one to place them on chairs in front of the capsule.

While seated, the astronauts shared their feelings and thoughts with a reporter from China Central Television in a live program.

Fei, who was on his second spaceflight, said his crew has completed all of their tasks before returning safely to the motherland and all of them "are in good condition".

Deng, the last in the first generation of Chinese astronauts to go to space, told the State broadcaster that he was very happy to return to "the embrace of Earth and my motherland" and see so many friends.

"At this moment, I wish to thank all Chinese people for their attention, support and encouragement. I also want to thank all space industry workers involved in this mission for their company over the past over 180 days," he said.

Deng trained 25 years only to wait for an opportunity to fly into space, becoming an icon of Chinese astronauts' perseverance and devotion.

Sitting in front of the landing capsule, Deng said his experiences over the past 25 years had reinforced his belief in the power of dream and persistence.

"No matter how old I am, knowing that I could be summoned to serve the motherland is always the happiest thing to me," he said.

Zhang recalled that he often tried to spot China, his hometown in Hunan province as well as the Dongting Lake when the Tiangong space station flew over the country.

"Though these places were often hidden by thick clouds, they were always in my heart and mind. We will go back to training as soon as our body condition permits. We will always be ready to return to space to contribute to this great 'New Era' and fulfill the duties given by the Party and the people," he said.

After the interview, the astronauts were moved into special vehicles for health checks.

Over the next couple of hours, they were to be transferred to a nearby airport, where they would board a jet to fly back to Beijing.

As the fourth group to go to the Chinese station, Fei and his teammates were launched from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in northwestern China on Nov 29 and entered the space station the next day to meet their Shenzhou XIV peers. The two crews' meeting marked the first time six Chinese people were traveling in outer space at the same time and also the first in-orbit handover between two Chinese crews.

By Saturday night, they had stayed in orbit for 186 days.

During their stay, the Tiangong was announced to be completed at the end of 2022.

The Shenzhou XV team carried out four spacewalks and installed a host of equipment outside the Tiangong, becoming the most experienced Chinese crew in terms of extravehicular activity. They also conducted dozens of science experiments and technology tests and obtained a great deal of data.

Before setting out on their return trip, Fei's team configured the Tiangong, transmitted science data back to Earth and sorted and transferred materials between the station and their spaceship.

On Friday afternoon, a brief handover ceremony took place inside Tiangong, with Fei and his crew members formally giving control of the massive station to the Shenzhou XVI flight team that arrived on Tuesday.

On Saturday night, the Shenzhou XV astronauts moved into their spacecraft and left the Tiangong space station at 9:29 pm.

Their successors, the Shenzhou XVI crew — mission commander Major General Jing Haipeng, Colonel Zhu Yangzhu and Professor Gui Haichao, who is the first Chinese civilian in space — will run the Tiangong, one of the largest pieces of infrastructure ever deployed in Earth's orbit, for five months and are scheduled to return in November.
http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/a/202306/04/WS647bb948a31033ad3f7ba436.html

Chinese astronauts return to Earth with fruitful experimental results
Xinhua | Updated: 2023-06-04 15:25 by Xinhua writers Shen Feng, Zhang Dan and Quan Xiaoshu


Astronaut Fei Junlong is out of the return capsule of the Shenzhou XV manned spaceship at the Dongfeng landing site in North China's Inner Mongolia autonomous region June 4, 2023. [Photo/Xinhua]

JIUQUAN -- Three Chinese astronauts on board the Shenzhou XV manned spaceship returned to Earth safely on Sunday, after completing their six-month space station mission.

Shenzhou XV's return capsule, carrying astronauts Fei Junlong, Deng Qingming and Zhang Lu, touched down at the Dongfeng landing site in North China's Inner Mongolia autonomous region at 6:33 am (Beijing Time), according to the China Manned Space Agency.

The astronauts were in good shape, and the Shenzhou XV manned mission was a success, the agency announced.

The astronauts were carried out by ground workers and placed on chairs in front of the capsule.

"We have completed all the scheduled tasks and felt good after returning to the motherland," said Fei, the mission commander, who had also participated in the country's second crewed space mission, Shenzhou VI, in October 2005.

Deng, who finally got the chance to fly to space after 25 years of preparation, said that he is grateful for the support and encouragement of the people of the whole country.

"I always believe in the power of dreams and persistence. No matter how old I am, I feel so happy to be needed by the nation," he added.

"I'm now very excited, and when I was on the space station, I often watched through the window, trying to find my motherland and hometown," said Zhang, one of China's second batch of astronauts.

"We will adjust our bodies as soon as possible, go back into training, and be ready for space missions in the future," Zhang added.

The return capsule separated from Shenzhou XV's orbiting capsule at 5:42 am as per the flight procedure.

Soon after the return capsule landed, the ground search team arrived at the landing site. Medical personnel confirmed that the astronauts were in good health.

China launched the manned spaceship Shenzhou XV on Nov 29, 2022. The Shenzhou XV crew, China's oldest mission crew in terms of average age, successfully completed four extravehicular activities (EVAs), becoming the crew to accomplish the most EVAs of all Chinese crews to date.

The crew lived and worked in the space station complex for 186 days and conducted a number of experiments which produced fruitful results.

The crew successfully obtained three-dimensional structural images of their skin cells with the country's self-developed two-photon microscope.

This achievement, the first of its kind worldwide, marked the success of the in-orbit verification experiments of the two-photon microscope, providing a promising tool for future health monitoring of astronauts in orbit.

China also successfully performed the first in-orbit ignition test in the Mengtian space lab module's combustion cabinet during the Shenzhou XV mission.

The test verified the functions of the combustion science experimental system of the space station and the accuracy and scientificity of the overall experimental process.

In addition, it is worth mentioning that the operation of the country's Stirling thermoelectric convertor realized its in-orbit verification. The heat-to-electricity convertor showed an internationally advanced conversion efficiency during its smooth operation, according to the CMSA.

China also completed in-orbit experiments on liquid metal thermal management on its space station for the first time ever during the Shenzhou XV mission.

These experiments verified a series of key technologies concerning bismuth-based metal in microgravity, such as controlled melting, expansion and convection heat transfer.

As of May 29, they had conducted eight human factors engineering research activities, 28 space medical experiments and 38 space science experiments covering life ecology, material science and fluid mechanics, and obtained valuable experimental data.

The crew also moved cargo outboard several times and installed several items of equipment, including extravehicular extended pump sets, cross-module cables, and supporting devices for the extravehicular payload platform, laying a foundation for carrying out subsequent large-scale science and technology experiments outside the space station, according to the CMSA.

The crew witnessed the completion of the country's space station construction.
http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/a/202306/04/WS647c34f6a31033ad3f7ba47d.html

Scientific experimental samples brought back to Earth, delivered to scientists
Xinhua | Updated: 2023-06-05 14:02


A photo shows a bag of scientific experiment samples brought back to Earth by the return capsule of China's Shenzhou XV manned spaceship, on June 4, 2023. [Photo/chinanews.com.cn]

BEIJING -- A new batch of scientific experiment samples has been brought back to Earth with the return capsule of China's Shenzhou XV manned spaceship from China's space station Tiangong, the Science and Technology Daily reported Monday.

The samples have been delivered to the scientists of the space application system for subsequent research and studies.

The space application system, along with the return capsule of the Shenzhou XV spaceship, sent back the experimental samples of a total of 15 scientific projects, according to the report.

The samples, weighing more than 20 kilograms, will be used in life experiments and material experiments.

The scientists will conduct molecular biology, cell biology, in-orbit growth and metabolism analyses on the samples in life experiments.

The samples of the material experiments will be tested and analyzed in the laboratory to study the physical properties and chemical changes of the materials that are difficult to know in the ground gravity environment.

Shenzhou XV's return capsule touched down at the Dongfeng landing site in North China's Inner Mongolia autonomous region at 6:33 am Beijing Time on Sunday.
http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/a/202306/05/WS647d7303a31033ad3f7ba811.html

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04.06.2023 tajkonauci zostali przetransportowani do Pekinu. (1)

Shenzhou XV astronauts arrive in Beijing
Xinhua | Updated: 2023-06-04 16:08   

BEIJING - The three astronauts from China's Shenzhou XV manned spaceship arrived in Beijing by plane on Sunday after their safe return to Earth following a six-month space station mission.

The crew will enter a period of medical quarantine and undergo comprehensive medical examinations and health evaluations, according to the China Manned Space Agency.

They will meet with the press in Beijing after resting.

http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/a/202306/04/WS647c3f29a31033ad3f7ba482_1.html

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Niestety, w artykule nie opisano doznań smakowych tajkonautów, choć zapewne jest to przedmiotem oceny naukowej, choć w innym kontekście, niż poniżej opisanym.

„Smak” badał zmiany w odczuwaniu smaku wywołane przebywaniem w stanie nieważkości. Wiadomo, że pokarmy smakują w kosmosie inaczej, a polscy badacze zbudowali narzędzie (Elektrogustometr), które wytwarzało na języku smak metaliczny lub słony przepuszczając przez ciało prąd o różnym natężeniu. Jedną elektrodę umieszczało się na języku, drugą trzymało w dłoni. Badano jakie natężenie daje określony efekt na Ziemi, a jakie w stanie mikrograwitacji. W tym eksperymencie brało udział czterech kosmonautów – poza Hermaszewskim i Klimczukiem również dwaj radzieccy astronauci, którzy przebywali już w kosmosie na stacji Salut 6, do której przycumował Sojuz.

https://www.crazynauka.pl/co-robil-w-kosmosie-miroslaw-hermaszewski/

Shenzhou XV crew enjoy their first meal on Earth
chinadaily.com.cn | Updated: 2023-06-04 10:23


Noodle [Photo/VCG]

The crew of the Shenzhou XV had their first meal after returning to Earth on Sunday.


Rice noodle [Photo/VCG]

Fei Junlong, a native of Kunshan, Jiangsu province, had a bowl of chicken-soup noodle, two fried eggs and green vegetables.


Dumplings [Photo/VCG]

Deng Qingming, a native of Yihuang, Jiangxi province, had Fuzhou rice noodle and dumplings with pork and green Chinese onion filling.


Lotus roots [Photo/VCG]

Zhang Lu, a native of Hanshou, Hunan province, had Changde rice noodle and lotus roots.
http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/a/202306/04/WS647bee4fa31033ad3f7ba466.html

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Photos show scientific experiment samples taken back
chinadaily.com.cn | Updated: 2023-06-04 22:23   


A photo taken on June 4, 2023 shows samples taken back with the return capsule of the Shenzhou XV manned spaceship. [Photo/The Technology and Engineering Center for Space Utilization of the Chinese Academy of Sciences]
http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/a/202306/04/WS647c9715a31033ad3f7ba4ea_1.html

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Kapsuła z bardzo bliska

The honeycomb sustained 2000°C heat

https://twitter.com/CNSpaceflight/status/1665740713873772544