After the Shenzhou-13 astronaut crew successfully arrived at the Tiangong space station, they quickly plunged into an intense and orderly life and work. Their first task was to unpack and sort the various materials they were carrying on the space station, ensuring that every piece of equipment and supplies could be quickly found and put into use. Although this process may seem simple, it is a challenge in a weightless environment that requires a great deal of patience and meticulousness on the part of astronauts.
Next, the astronauts began to make their beds, not only to create a comfortable resting environment, but also to maintain good physical and mental health during the long days of space life. They carefully checked the fixtures in the sleeping area to make sure they were safe and stable while sleeping. In addition, the astronauts thoroughly inspected and cleaned the hygiene area to ensure that a high standard of hygiene was maintained in space.
Although the Shenzhou-12 crew had completely cleaned and sorted out the space station before leaving, the arrival of the Shenzhou-13 crew meant the beginning of a new life and work cycle. They need to make appropriate adjustments and optimizations to the interior of the space station according to the characteristics and needs of their team to adapt to the next scientific research tasks and daily life. In the process, the astronauts demonstrated excellent teamwork and attention to detail, ensuring the efficient operation of the space station and the optimal condition of the crew.
Astronauts' adaptation in space is crucial, as they need to overcome the physical and psychological challenges of weightlessness. During the acclimatization period, astronauts undergo a series of training and tests to ensure that their bodies can adapt to the special environment in space. This includes adaptive training of the cardiovascular system, musculoskeletal system, and sense of balance. As they adjust to life in space, astronauts will begin to work on more complex and critical missions.
The operation of the core canopy and the robotic arm is a highly technical and precise task. The astronauts need to ensure that the robotic arm can accurately capture the Tianzhou-2 cargo spacecraft and complete the transposition test through delicate operations. This process is not only a test of the astronauts' operational skills, but also a comprehensive test of the performance of the space station's mechanical systems. At the same time, the "hand-controlled remote operation docking test" is a great test of the astronauts' reaction speed and accuracy, and they need to manually control the spacecraft for precise docking with the assistance of the ground control center.
The success of these experiments is of great significance for the future development of the space station. They not only laid a solid foundation for the smooth transposition and docking of the Wentian experimental module and the Mengtian experimental module, but also accumulated valuable experience for the subsequent construction and operation of the space station. Through these difficult missions, the astronauts demonstrated their outstanding expertise and passion for space exploration.