洞穴训练圆满完成

Group 1 - The first astronaut cave training in China was successfully completed in a natural cave in Wulong, Chongqing, which was selected for its challenging environment that simulates extreme conditions of space [2][3] - The selection process for the cave involved extensive evaluations across multiple provinces, considering factors such as safety, geological stability, and accessibility for logistics [3][4] - The training included a six-day, five-night stay in the cave, where astronauts faced challenges related to isolation, darkness, and psychological stress, which are critical for preparing for long-duration space missions [5][6] Group 2 - The core tasks of the cave training involved environmental monitoring, cave mapping, simulated communication with ground control, and team psychological behavior training, with over ten specific tasks completed [6][8] - The training aimed to enhance astronauts' abilities in risk management, teamwork, emergency decision-making, scientific investigation, physical endurance, and psychological resilience in extreme environments [8][9] - Feedback from participants indicated that the training met its objectives, improving the astronauts' capabilities to handle complex environments and fostering better integration among team members [9]