China revealed a new team of astronauts for space station launch

Beijing: China on Wednesday announced members of a three-person crew, which will be launched in its space station as part of the growing exploration of space.
Shenzhou 20 MissionThe astronauts are Chen Dong, Chen Jhangrui, and Wang ji, Lin Zikiang, Deputy Director General of China, Manhead Space Agency. They will currently replace three astronauts Chinese space stationAs before them, they will stay there for about six months.
The three will launch for space in China on Thursday evening, from Jyukvan, on the banks of the Gobi Desert in Northwest China. Lynn said that the three-person crew was sent in October last year and is in space for 175 days.
Chen Dong, who previously served in Shenzo 11 and Shenzo 14 missions, is group leaders, while two of his crews will make their first trips in space. Chen Jhongui was an Air Force pilot and Wang ji, an engineer with China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation.
Chen Dong told reporters on Wednesday, “I feel incomparable pride and achievement for my country to go into space again.” “Each journey of space is unique, I am eager to achieve more experiences and more successes through this flight.”
Chen Dong built the space station during the Shenzhou 14 mission. While in space, astronauts will use in space therapy, and space technology; Take extra trips; And improve the space station.
China set up its own space station after the ruling Communist Party’s military wing, the Military Branch of the Communist Party, was excluded from the international space station due to US national security concerns over the control of the country’s space program.
China’s space program has increased rapidly in recent years. The space agency has landed an explorer on Mars and a rover of the moon. Its purpose is to put a person on the moon before 2030. Returned astronauts are expected to land on 29 April.