Ever wondered what it's like to live and work 400 km above Earth? Let's dive into life aboard China's orbiting lab!
Since arriving on the station, the Shenzhou-21 crew has been wearing many hats: astronauts, scientists, and survival trainees. Recent highlights:
- 🔥 Fire Drill: The crew ran a full-on simulated onboard fire, practicing rapid module-to-module evacuations. Think of it as the ultimate zero-G escape room!
- 🚀 Manual Docking: With hand controls in their gloves, they rehearsed guiding a spacecraft in case autopilot says "nope."
- 🩺 Medical Emergency: Zero-G adds a twist to first aid, so they drilled on accessing life-saving gear at lightning speed.
But that's not all. They're also exploring "mind control" experiments – cutting-edge studies on mental focus and cognitive agility in microgravity. Imagine using your thoughts to train your brain against space stressors! 💭
All these drills and experiments are key to making long-term human space missions a reality. From mastering emergencies to testing mental resilience, the Shenzhou-21 crew is paving the way for future deep-space explorers.
Stay tuned for more orbital updates! 🌌
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Fire drill and 'mind control': Life aboard China's space station
cgtn.com
