2012-06-29 — Three astronauts who fulfilled China’s first manned space docking safely returned to earth on Friday morning.
The return capsule of Shenzhou-9 spacecraft touched down in north China’s Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region as planned.
Medical staff entered the capsule and reported the astronauts were in good conditions.
While in the capsule, the astronauts reported to the command center “We have returned, and we feel good.”
- Related Posts:
- shenzhou spacecraft
- space docking
China’s space exploration is a great opportunity for Africa
Hu Jintao praises Chinese astronauts for ‘space advance’
China’s space and deep-sea programs have military implications
China’s first manual space docking successful
Chinese three astronauts’ interesting life in Tiangong-1 Space Lab
Netizens vow for Chinese space and sea explorers
China floats towards space dominance
Shenzhou-9 Crew enter Tiangong-1 space orbiter for first time
Shenzhou-9 manned space docking with Tiangong-1 succeeds
Great moments of Shenzhou-9 spacecraft launch
The Launch of Shenzhou-9 Spacecraft
China upgrades spaceship, rocket for manned space docking mission
China’s first manual space docking successful
Shenzhou-9 Crew enter Tiangong-1 space orbiter for first time
China’s first manned space docking mission in countdown
Shenzhou-9 manned space mission in countdown
China is ready for its Manned Space Docking in 2012
China Heads the Outerspace Activities in 2012
Shenzhou 9 spacecraft will carry 3 astronauts to dock with Tiangong Space Lab
Will the Shenzhou 9 spacecraft carry two or three astronauts?
15 patent technologies archived in China’s space docking mission
China space success, blessing to globe
China completes second space docking test
China accomplishes first space docking
Recent Comments