Shenzhou 12 astronauts out of the capsule, flash creation ｜ education and Discovery astronauts perform "space walk"!

According to relevant reports, this morning (August 20), astronaut Nie Haisheng gave priority to the successful opening of the exit door of the core module of Shenzhou 12. Then, wearing the latest generation of "Feitian" extravehicular spacesuit independently developed by China with Liu Boming, Shenzhou 12 successfully exited the module and completed the installation of the mechanical arm and workbench. Then, with the support of the mechanical arm, the equipment installation outside the cabin was carried out.

What is China's aerospace history

The founding of China's aerospace industry began in 1956. Qian Xuesen, a famous scientist, put forward industrial opinions on the construction of national defense aviation. Later, Nie Rongzhen, as director, led a large number of Chinese talented children, capable people and people with lofty ideals to start China's great aerospace project.

The world's first man in aerospace appeared in the Ming Dynasty in ancient China

Wanhu: the first person in the world's aerospace dream. He was a figure in the Ming Dynasty in ancient China. In an experiment, he ordered his men to bind dozens of torches to the stool, and then held up the big kite. Imagine sending himself to the sky through the thrust of the torch and the upward wind. Finally, he could use the resistance and buoyancy of the kite to the wind to land on the ground smoothly. Unfortunately, during the flight, the torch exploded and 10000 households themselves lost their lives. However, his behavior has encouraged countless future generations to study hard.

Dongfanghong-1 was successfully launched

Dongfanghong-1, China's first man-made satellite, was successfully launched at Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center. The success of dongfanghong-1 satellite means that China has taken a major step in the development of aerospace engineering history, becoming the fifth country in the world to independently develop and send successful satellites after the Soviet Union, the United States, France and Japan.

The Shenzhou V manned spaceship was successfully launched

Shenzhou V manned spacecraft is the first manned spacecraft launched by China. Shenzhou V was successfully launched with Yang Liwei at Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center. At the same time, Yang Liwei is also the first Chinese astronaut to enter space for a flight mission.

Chang'e-1, Tiangong-1 and shenzhou-9 were successfully launched one after another