应用成果持续涌现！中国空间站2025年“工作总结”出炉

Core Viewpoint - The report highlights the significant advancements and achievements in China's space station program, emphasizing the successful implementation of various scientific research and application projects, and the ongoing commitment to promoting space science and technology development [3][9]. Group 1: Achievements in Space Research - A total of 33 representative scientific research and application achievements have been selected for display, reflecting China's capabilities and innovative spirit in the field of space technology [3]. - As of December 2025, 265 scientific and application projects have been deployed and implemented in three main areas: space life and human research, microgravity physical science, and new technologies and applications [6]. - In 2025, 86 new scientific and application projects were implemented in orbit, with approximately 1,179 kg of scientific materials sent to space and about 105 kg of scientific samples returned [8]. Group 2: Scientific Discoveries and Innovations - Significant progress includes the successful completion of China's first mouse space science experiment and the international first study on the combined space environment of sub-magnetic and microgravity [8]. - New findings include a novel magnesium ion binding mode of bacteriophage ATPase and a non-invasive intracranial pressure monitoring technique based on orbital B-scan measurements [8]. - The space station has also achieved groundbreaking results in the solidification mechanism of high-temperature refractory alloys and the formation mechanisms of different phases in multiphase iron-based magnetostrictive alloys [8]. Group 3: Future Directions and Goals - The Chinese space station will continue to conduct a series of space science research projects, actively promote scientific outreach and international cooperation, and integrate high-level research forces domestically and internationally [9]. - The ongoing efforts aim to significantly contribute to the development of a strong technological and aerospace nation, aligning with national strategic needs and scientific frontiers [9].