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Shenzhou-22 is in orbit after spacecraft separation.
The interior of Shenzhou-22 has been updated with a redesigned human-machine interface, modernization of instruments, and reorganization of the return module to significantly increase cargo capacity.
The China Manned Space Agency designated Shenzhou-22 as Tiangong Emergency Response-1.
Long March 2F Y22 launched the Shenzhou-22 spacecraft from Jiuquan at 04:11:45.459 UTC on November 25.
Shenzhou-22 flies in an exceptional configuration due to the unexpected return of the Shenzhou-20 mission, whose return capsule became inoperable for a safe descent.
The process from identifying an issue with Shenzhou-20 to launching Shenzhou-22 took twenty days.
A Long March 2F/G launched the uncrewed Shenzhou-22 spacecraft at 12:11 pm China Standard Time on November 25th from Launch Area 4 at the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center.
The Chinese mission Shenzhou-22 launched at 05:11 Spanish peninsula time from the Jiuquan space center.
Shenzhou-22 is part of the logistical and scientific support sequence for Tiangong, which is designed to operate for at least a decade.
Once docked, Shenzhou-22 will be assigned to the Shenzhou-21 taikonauts currently aboard the Tiangong Space Station.
Shenzhou-22 spacecraft docked with the China Space Station at 07:50 UTC.
Shenzhou-22 is carrying essential resupplies to the space station.
Shenzhou-22 is the 6th uncrewed launch of a Shenzhou spacecraft since Shenzhou-8 in November 2011.
Shenzhou-22 is designed to eventually bring back the next crew, maintaining the same configuration and control standards as a crewed flight.
The Shenzhou-22 spacecraft is on a rapid trajectory to rendezvous with the China Space Station in approximately 3 hours.
The Shenzhou-22 launch was declared a success by the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center.
The Shenzhou-22 spacecraft carries a specialized device to address the crack in the Shenzhou-20 window.
Shenzhou-22 spacecraft carries space food, medical supplies, fresh fruits, and vegetables.
Shenzhou-22 was propelled by a Long March 2F rocket and carries supplies and equipment to support scientific and logistical operations on the orbital platform.
Shenzhou-22 is the first spacecraft to launch uncrewed to meet astronauts already waiting in orbit.