The Shenzhou-19 crew aboard the Chinese space station has successfully completed their second series of extravehicular activities (EVAs), the China Manned Space Agency announced on Tuesday. Astronauts Cai Xuzhe, Song Lingdong, and Wang Haoze emerged from the space station at 1:12 a.m. Beijing Time, embarking on an 8.5-hour mission that pushed the boundaries of human endurance and technical expertise.
Under the guidance of the ground team and with the assistance of the space station's robotic arm, the trio accomplished multiple critical tasks designed to enhance the station's operational capabilities. Their work included installing new equipment, conducting system tests, and performing maintenance procedures essential for the long-term sustainability of the orbiting laboratory.
This latest EVA not only demonstrates the growing proficiency of Chinese astronauts in complex space operations but also marks a significant milestone in China's ambitious space exploration agenda. The success of the mission underscores the nation's commitment to advancing scientific research and fostering international collaboration in space.
The Shenzhou-19 mission continues to captivate audiences worldwide, offering valuable insights into the future of space travel and technology. As the crew members carry out their ongoing research and experiments, their contributions are expected to pave the way for further advancements and inspire a new generation of explorers.
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Shenzhou-19 crew completes 2nd extravehicular activities in 8.5 hours
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