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Shenzhou XIV taikonauts perform third spacewalk
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Beijing (XNA) Nov 17, 2022

The Shenzhou 14 crew on board the Chinese Tiangong space station conduct their 3rd extravehicular activity, Nov 17, 2022

The Shenzhou XIV crew on board the orbiting Chinese Tiangong space station is conducting their extravehicular activities for the third time, according to the China Manned Space Agency.

Commander Chen Dong has already gotten out of the space station, and crew member Cai Xuzhe will subsequently exit. Taikonaut Liu Yang is inside the core module to support her crewmates, the agency said in a brief release on Thursday.

They will work together to conduct several extravehicular operations, including the installation of equipment to link modules.

This is the seventh spacewalk by taikonauts in the space station. It is expected to last 6.5 hours, the agency said.

Source: Xinhua News Agency


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