On October 31, 2025, China launched the Shenzhou-21 mission from the Jiuquan Center, marking the sixth mission with a human crew. On board are three astronauts, including Wu Fei, the youngest Chinese astronaut, at the age of 32. They are accompanied by four mice, which will be used for scientific experiments in the Tiangong space station. The mission will last six months and will include 27 research projects in fields such as biotechnology and aerospace medicine. Scientists will analyze the effects of the space environment on the behavior and health of the mice. This mission is considered an important step for future scientific research and the development of space technologies.
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China a trimis în spațiu cel mai tânăr astronaut al său și patru șoareci. Echipajul Shenzhou-21 are în plan 27 de proiecte
China sends youngest astronaut, mice to space station
China set to launch Shenzhou 21 mission, carrying 3 taikonauts - and 4 mice - to replace space station crew
China a trimis în spațiu cel mai tânăr astronaut al său și patru...
China launches youngest astronaut and 'space mice'
China launches Shenzhou 21 mission, carrying 3 taikonauts - and 4 mice - to replace space station crew
China a trimis cel mai tânăr astronaut al său şi patru şoareci la staţia spaţială Tiangong
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