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A debris strike to one of Shenzhou-20’s windows in the days before its original return date caused Shenzhou-20’s return to be delayed.
The Shenzhou-20 ship landed vertically on January 19, 2026.
Shenzhou-20 has a crack on one of its windows.
State media CCTV broadcasted footage of cargo removal from the landed descent module of Shenzhou 20.
Shenzhou 20 has returned with cargo from the Chinese Space Station (CSS).
Shenzhou-20 undocked from the Tiangong Space Station at 00:23 China Standard Time on January 18, 2026 (16:23 UTC, January 18).
Shenzhou-20 landed safely at 0134 UTC today with a patched up debris-damaged window.
Shenzhou-20 returned to Earth on January 19, 2026 uncrewed and carrying cargo onboard.
Shenzhou 20's descent capsule has landed nominally near the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center.
Shenzhou-21’s crew returned to Earth in November 2025 aboard Shenzhou-21, taking the crew home after the window damage incident on Shenzhou-20.
Shenzhou-20 has landed.
An airspace closure notice suggested that the damaged Shenzhou-20 crew spacecraft would attempt reentry and landing between 0120-0150 UTC on January 19, 2026.
The uncrewed return capsule of Shenzhou-20 is being tested for survivability.
The Shenzhou-20 spacecraft is returning shortly.
Shenzhou-20 astronauts CHEN Dong, CHEN Zhongrui, and WANG Jie safely landed in the Shenzhou-21 return capsule.
An airspace closure notice suggests that the damaged Shenzhou-20 crew spacecraft will attempt reentry and landing between 0120-0150 UTC on January 19, 2026.
The original Shenzhou-20 spacecraft is expected to return to Earth early on Monday.
Astronauts discovered a triangular crack in Shenzhou-20's return module window during a final pre-return check.
The reentry and landing of Shenzhou-20 will be uncrewed.
An airspace closure notice indicates that the Shenzhou-20 will attempt reentry and landing between 0120 and 0150 UTC on January 19, 2026.