On April 16, 2022, the return capsule of Shenzhou XIII manned spacecraft landed successfully in Dongfeng landing field, and the Shenzhou XIII manned mission was a complete success.
Shenzhou XIII, referred to as "Shenzhou XIII" for short, is the 13th spaceship launched for China's manned spaceflight project. This is the sixth flight and the last mission of the key technology verification stage of China Space Station. According to the planned deployment, the Shenzhou XIII astronauts will stay in orbit in groups for six months. The successful manned mission of Shenzhou XIII marks the successful completion of the key technology verification stage of the space station, and the Chinese space station is about to enter the construction stage.
The launching process of Shenzhou XIII;
Shenzhou XIII manned spacecraft was launched from Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center on June 6, 20021,10, and then docked with Tianhe core module to form an assembly. Three astronauts entered the core module and stayed for six months, setting a new record for Chinese astronauts to fly continuously in orbit.
During the astronauts' in-orbit flight, they carried out two extravehicular activities, and carried out many scientific and technological experiments (experiments) such as manual remote control rendezvous and docking, robotic arm assisted cabin transfer, which verified the key technologies of astronauts' long-term stay guarantee, regeneration and life support, space material supply, extravehicular activities, extravehicular operation and on-orbit maintenance. During the interval between missions, the astronauts also conducted two "Tiangong Classroom" space lectures and a series of unique popular science education and cultural communication activities.