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神州五号资料(英文）

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Shenzhou 5 (Simplified Chinese: 神舟五号) was the People's Republic of China's (PRC) first manned space mission launched on October 15
2003. The Shenzhou spacecraft was launched on a Long March 2F rocket booster. There had been four previous flights of uncrewed Shenzhou missions since 1999. Crew: Yáng Lìwěi Mission parameters: Mass: 7
790 kg Perigee: 332 km Apogee: 336 km Inclination: 42.4° Period: 91.2 minutes NSSDC ID: 2003-045A Mission highlights: The UN and PRC flags in orbitShenzhou 5 was launched at 09:00 (UTC +8) from Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center
a launch base in the Gobi Desert in Gu Province
entering orbit 343 km above Earth at 09:10 (UTC +8) with astronaut Yáng Lìwěi (杨利伟)
the 38 year-old Lieutenant Colonel in the People's Liberation Army and former fighter pilot. The launch made the PRC the third country to independently launch a person into space
after the Soviet Union and the United States. The launch of the Shenzhou is the result of a manned space program which began in 1992. Neither the launch nor the reentry was televised live
and it is widely believed that it was due to ernment fears that a disaster could create an embarras *** ent
but the time of both launch and reentry launch had been widely announced beforehand
and news appeared on Chinese Central Television within minutes after both events. This placed the level of secrecy associated with the Shenzhou V mission beeen American and Soviet practices. In contrast to American practice
foreign journalists were not admitted and live television was not broadcast; in contrast to Soviet practice
the fact that a launch was about to occur was announced days in advance and photos and video from the mission were available within minutes of launch and reentry. Shenzhou 5 reentry moduleIt made 14 orbits and landed 21 hours after launch. The Chinese manned spacecraft re-entered Earth's atmosphere at 06:04 (UTC +8) on 16 October 2003 (22:04 UTC 15 Oct 2003)
its parachute opening normally and the astronaut saying he was feeling fine. The landing happened at 06:28 (UTC +8)
just 4.8 kilometers from the planned landing site in Inner Mongolia
according to the ernment. The orbital module of the spacecraft stayed in orbit; it continued with automated experiments until March 16
2004
and decayed on May 30.[1] Premier Wen Jiabao congratulated the country's first person in space after his safe return to Earth. Yáng emerged from the capsule about 15 minutes later and waved to members of the recovery team. The control center in Beijing later declared China's first manned spacecraft mission to be successful after Yáng Lìwěi emerged from his capsule.
参考: en. *** /wiki/Shenzhou_5

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Shenzhou-5, also known as Divine Vessel 5, was China's first manned spaceflight mission. It was launched on October 15, 2003, from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in the Gobi Desert. The spacecraft was piloted by astronaut Yang Liwei, who orbited the Earth for 21 hours and 23 minutes, being the first Chinese national to put into orbit.The Shenzhou spacecraft was a modified version of the Russian Soyuz spacecraft, and featured Chinese-designed instrument and life-support systems. It was launched into orbit by the Long March 2F rocket, which was also developed by China.During the mission, Yang Liwei conducted a variety of experiments and tests, including measuring his own physiological data, observing the Earth's atmosphere, and testing the spacecraft's maneuverability. He also municated with ground control and Chinese leaders, including President Hu Jintao.The success of the Shenzhou-5 mission was a significant achievement for China's space program, and demonstrated the country's growing capabilities in space technology. It also paved the way for future manned spaceflight missions, including the establishment of China's permanent space station.