Hey space enthusiasts! Did you catch the latest out-of-this-world news? China's Shenzhou-20 crew just nailed their second spacewalk – a stellar milestone in our cosmic journey! The dynamic trio – Chen Dong, Chen Zhongrui, and Wang Jie – logged 6.5 hours working in orbit, teaming up with the space station's robotic arm and a dedicated team on Earth. 🚀
During the EVA, the crew installed debris protection devices, foot restraint adapters, and interface adapters that are set to make future spacewalks smoother and even shorten them by about 40 minutes. These tech upgrades are a huge win for safety and efficiency in space missions!
Their work is part of a broader mission focused on a variety of space science experiments, from microgravity physics and space life sciences to space medicine and advanced aerospace technologies. It’s a brilliant reminder that innovation truly has no limits – even among the stars! 🌌
For all the tech-savvy dreamers out there, watching these cosmic pioneers tackle challenges in zero gravity is as inspiring as cracking the latest tech hack. Stay tuned for more updates as the Shenzhou-20 crew pushes the boundaries of science and technology!
Reference(s):
cgtn.com
