Shenzhou 20

Shenzhou-20 is expected to return to Earth between 0820 and 0850 UTC on Friday, November 14.

The Shenzhou-20 spacecraft remains docked to Tiangong, undergoing ongoing technical assessments.

CMSA activated emergency plans and measures following the postponement of the Shenzhou-20 return mission.

Engineers and risk teams have performed simulation analysis and system testing on the Shenzhou-20 capsule.

Preparations for a near-future crew return using Shenzhou-20 for reentry are reportedly ongoing.

The three-member Shenzhou-21 crew has joined the Shenzhou-20 crew aboard the Tiangong station.

CMSA is currently conducting critical product status evaluations and quality confirmations for the Shenzhou-20 capsule.

CMSA indicates that the Shenzhou-20 crew is living and working normally, conducting in-orbit scientific experiments.

The China Manned Space Agency (CMSA) postponed the scheduled return of Shenzhou-20 due to concerns over possible damage caused by a debris event.

Shenzhou-20 crew commander Chen Dong, operator Chen Zhongrui, and science operator Wang Jie continue to live and work aboard the Tiangong space station.

Both Shenzhou-20 and Shenzhou-21 astronauts are conducting joint scientific experiments supported by supplies delivered by Tianzhou cargo ships.

The Shenzhou-20 crew's return mission is progressing smoothly.

The landing site for the Shenzhou-20 crew is conducting comprehensive rehearsals for the crew's return.

Landing site teams are currently conducting comprehensive return drills for the Shenzhou-20 crew.

The Tiangong Space Station's systems support both the Shenzhou-20 and Shenzhou-21 crews.

The Shenzhou-20 crew is conducting in-orbit scientific experiments together with the Shenzhou-21 crew.

CMSA updated that the risk assessment of Shenzhou-20 return is still ongoing.

The Long March 2F/G Y22 vehicle can be prepared for launch as a replacement and rescue ship for Shenzhou-20 in as little as 8.5 days.