Spacewalk chinese astronauts installed shielding on tiangong station watch video

Chinese scientists are constantly proving themselves in space. China’s Space Station, Tiangong (Tiangong Space Station), which has been in operation for the last one year, has done a big job to protect it. She has put a kind of shield outside her space station, which will protect the space station from the damage caused by the debris spread in the space. On July 3, two Chinese astronauts worked outside the Tiangong station for about 6 and a half hours. Its video has also surfaced. According to reports, Astronaut Yeh Guangfu and Lee Kang set this protection. His colleague Lee Guangsu helped in the campaign by staying inside the space station. The three astronauts are part of the Shanejhou 18 mission.

The main task of the July 3 campaign was to put a protection on the laboratory outside the space station, so that it could be saved from the loss of space debris. According to the Chinese government broadcaster CCTV, several instruments installed outside the space stations such as cables, pipelines were installed by safety instruments. By doing this, the space station can be kept safe for a long time and there will be less problems in its operation.

Earlier in May too, ‘Yeh Guangfu’ and ‘Lee Guangsu’ worked for about 8.5 hours outside Tiangong station on 28 May. During that spacewalk, ‘Yeh’ and ‘Lee’ installed a device to protect the space station from space debris. His name is Space Debris Protection Device. The astronauts also checked the other instruments present there.

It is worth noting that a few months ago, solar and solar were damaged due to space debris at Tiangong Space Station and partially there was a part of power supply.

China’s space station is at an altitude of 340 to 450 km from Earth. For the first time in 2021, a team of astronauts reached the Tiangong Space Station, who spent 90 days there. Then the first part of the space station was completed. The second and third units of the space station were launched last year and this year.