Exciting news for space enthusiasts and tech lovers! China's Shenzhou-19 crew—Commander Cai Xuzhe, Pilot Song Lingdong, and Mission Specialist Wang Haoze—have safely returned to Earth after an incredible 183-day mission in orbit. 🚀
After completing quarantine and rehabilitation, the crew met with the press to share their inspiring journey. Commander Cai Xuzhe emphasized how teamwork and shared goals propelled the mission forward, marking another milestone for China's manned space program.
Pilot Song Lingdong vividly recalled the intense training that led up to his first spacewalk. "When I opened the airlock hatch, it was more than a technical achievement—it was a dream come true," he said, reminding us that passion and persistence make the impossible possible. 🌟
Mission Specialist Wang Haoze highlighted the successful testing of the space pipeline robot system, which is set to revolutionize future space station maintenance. His insights showcased the power of innovation and the relentless pursuit of new frontiers in space science.
Launched on October 30, 2024 from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center, the mission not only conducted over 70 space experiments and technological trials but also set a new world record for the longest single EVA duration over three spacewalks. For young tech aficionados and future innovators, this achievement is proof that with determination and collaboration, dreams can launch into reality. What will be your next dream? 🌠
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China's Shenzhou-19 astronauts meet press after return from space
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