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彰显中国航天核心优势
Jing Ji Ri Bao· 2025-11-29 23:09
中国载人航天工程首次应急发射任务近日圆满完成。当神舟二十二号飞船精准对接空间站天和核心舱 时,中国载人航天用16天应急发射的硬核表现,给出了何为"值得信任"的最佳答案。 应急发射的执行难度,堪称对航天系统的"极限大考"。 此前,常规发射流程需30天。16天应急发射任务具有流程紧凑、强度大、节奏快等特点,而且是首次开 展,给飞船系统带来了很大考验。但中国航天人通过精简非必要测试、优化船箭地联合检查流程,在确 保测试全面性的前提下实现了效率突破,用实战证明了应急体系的可靠性。 值得一提的是,除了16天方案,中国载人航天工程还备有8.5天应急发射方案。如果空间站或航天员出 现重大突发紧急情况,我国将果断采用8.5天应急发射方案,帮助航天员尽快返回地面。也就是说,面 对此次"极限大考",我们还留有余力。 这场"大考"的顺利通过,彰显了中国航天系统的三大核心优势。 其一,"发一备一"的滚动备份模式构筑了安全底线。一直以来,中国载人航天工程都采用"发一备一"的 滚动备份模式。神舟二十一号发射时,神舟二十二号早已出厂待命,这为快速响应提供了硬件基础。 其二,"众志成城"的多系统协同能力奠定了成功基石。发现险情后的20天时间 ...
全球媒体广泛关注,高效应对成为范例,中国载人航天完成首次应急发射
Huan Qiu Wang Zi Xun· 2025-11-25 23:16
Core Insights - The successful launch of the Shenzhou-22 spacecraft marks China's first emergency space mission, completed in less than 20 days, showcasing the efficiency of the country's manned space program [1][2][5] - The mission involved a rapid response to a potential risk, demonstrating China's capability to handle unexpected events in the international space arena [2][5] Group 1: Mission Details - The Shenzhou-22 spacecraft was launched on November 25, 2025, and successfully docked with the Tianhe core module of the space station [1] - The spacecraft is designed to return three astronauts and carries a larger payload than previous missions, including supplies and equipment for the space station [3][4] Group 2: Emergency Response and Efficiency - The mission's emergency launch plan was executed in 16 days, significantly shorter than the typical preparation time of over 30 days for a Long March 2F rocket [2] - The project team effectively allocated tasks and optimized testing processes to maximize efficiency while ensuring safety [2][4] Group 3: Technological Advancements - The Shenzhou-22 spacecraft features multiple technical improvements, enhancing human-machine interaction, payload capacity, and autonomous control capabilities [4] - The mission exemplifies the advantages of China's new national system and reinforces the principle of prioritizing life and safety in manned spaceflight [4][5]