The scientific and technological community has ushered in a new "space star" - he is Ye Guangfu, the astronaut of Shenzhou 18. This heroic astronaut has been in orbit for more than 200 days, which not only surpasses the time spent in orbit by predecessors Wang Yaping, Liu Yang and others, but also breaks the record of 201 days held by astronaut Jing Haipeng. Today, with amazing perseverance and professionalism, he continues to write a new chapter in China's aerospace history.
Speaking of Ye Guangfu, some readers may not be familiar with it. He is the second batch of astronauts on the mainland, and as early as the Shenzhou 13 manned spacecraft mission, he has already carried out flight missions with Zhai Zhigang and Wang Yaping. And this time, as the commander of Shenzhou 18, he shoulders a more important mission.
The mission of Shenzhou-18 is not just to refresh the time in orbit. The task they are about to perform has been called "the hardest in history" by industry insiders. What kind of challenge is this? Let's find out.
First of all, the Shenzhou-18 astronaut crew will face up to six months of life in space. During this time, they need to adapt to a weightless environment and respond to a variety of emergencies that may arise. And, that's not all. They will also carry out a number of out-of-cabin activities and complete a series of scientific experiments and exploration missions.
Among them, the most eye-catching is the rotation of the space station. This is a key link in ensuring the continuous operation of the space station, and it is also a major test of China's space technology. Imagine how skillful and courageous it would be to perform such a delicate operation in the vastness of the universe!
In addition to the rotation mission, Shenzhou-18 will also carry out technical verification and daily maintenance and operation of the space station. These seemingly ordinary tasks are in fact severe tests of China's aerospace science and technology strength.
Of course, the most anticipated are the scientific experiments and exploration missions. Conducting scientific experiments in a weightless environment can not only reveal scientific phenomena that are difficult to observe on Earth, but also provide valuable data and experience for future human space exploration.
Behind all this, it is inseparable from the hard work and selfless dedication of the astronauts. Especially Ye Guangfu, as the commander, every decision he makes is crucial. His leadership and professionalism will have a direct impact on the success or failure of the entire mission.
Now, Shenzhou 18 has been flying in orbit for dozens of days, and Ye Guangfu's in-orbit time is constantly being refreshed. Every time he goes out of the cabin and every experimental operation, he touches the hearts of hundreds of millions of people. We look forward to them successfully completing this "most difficult" mission in history and adding glory to China's aerospace industry!
In addition, Ye Guangfu's personal experience is also quite legendary. He has participated in international cooperation projects such as cave training, which not only enriched his aerospace career, but also contributed to the internationalization of China's aerospace industry.
His success is not only a personal glory, but also the pride of China's aerospace industry.
As the Shenzhou-18 mission progresses, we will continue to pay attention to their every progress and breakthrough. Let's cheer for Ye Guangfu and the Shenzhou 18 astronaut crew! Every effort they make deserves our respect and praise!
In this era of rapid development of science and technology, we look forward to greater breakthroughs and achievements in China's aerospace industry. And aerospace heroes like Ye Guangfu are the driving force and example for us to move forward! Let's look forward to the day when the Shenzhou-18 mission will be a complete success!