China Preparing To Launch Uncrewed Shenzhou-22 To Replace Damaged Spacecraft

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CMSA official Zhou Yaqiang talks about how preparations are underway to launch an uncrewed Shenzhou-22 spacecraft to the Tiangong Space Station. It will serve as Shenzhou-21 crew's ride back to Earth.   The Shenzhou-20 spacecraft was damaged by space debris. The crew of that spacecraft took the Shenzhou-21's crew's ride to get back to Earth, creating a need for a new spacecraft for the current crew.  Credit: China Central Television (CCTV)

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00:00Today the new launch of the LB-22 propeller The LB-22

00:03the launch of the LB-22

00:05all of the systems are being prepared

00:08and prepared for察 Bellator

00:10and water Sven coke

00:12on the delivery of the U-22等等

00:13I

00:14should say this LB-22 The

00:17LB-22 propeller will be on the launch of the U-22 the

00:21our launch of the launch of the U-22 in

00:23terms of water the

00:24capability of the U-22 It

00:24is also a very precious resource to design It

00:26is also a very useful resource to it

00:28this on-seeing.

00:30This time,

00:31we mainly provide

00:32some equipment on-seeing

00:34and equipment on-seeing.

00:36And some equipment on-seeing

00:37and equipment on-seeing.

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