A Stellar Showcase of Progress and Achievements in its First Two Years

Progress and Achievements

The China Manned Space Agency (CMSA) has released its first-ever progress report, highlighting the significant achievements of China's space station over the past two years.

Successful missions, including four manned flights, three cargo resupply missions, and four spacecraft return missions.

Five taikonaut crews completed 15 long-term stays in orbit, with 10 performing extravehicular activities.

Safe and stable operation, achieving normalized life in space.

First batch of scientific experiments yielded fruitful results, demonstrating advancement and innovation.

Groundbreaking achievements, including the cultivation of new germplasm resources for space-grown rice and the longest in-orbit operation of a space water ecosystem.

Over 500 high-impact SCI papers published and more than 150 patents obtained.

Future focus on space life sciences and human body research, aiming to advance fundamental biology and understand the impact of the space environment on life.

Over a thousand research projects planned during the space station's 10-15 years of operation.

Active promotion of science popularization and international cooperation.

This report provides a comprehensive overview of China's progress in space exploration and its commitment to scientific research and collaboration. It showcases the country's dedication to advancing space science and technology, while also highlighting its efforts to promote international cooperation in this field.