China Manned Space Programme: Its Achievements and Future Developments
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1 China Manned Space Programme: Its Achievements and Future Developments Ms. WU Ping Deputy Director China Manned Space Agency June 2016 The 59 th Session of COPUOS, Vienna Page 1
2 Contents Development Strategy Achievements Future Developments International cooperation Conclusion Page 2
3 Part I: Development Strategy In 1992, Chinese government decided to implement manned space program following the three-step strategy. Page 3
4 Three-step strategy 3 rd step: To construct China s Space Station to accommodate long-term man-tended utilization on a large scale The 2 nd step: To launch Space Labs to make technological breakthrough in EVA, R&D, and accommodation of long-term man-tended utilization on a modest scale The 1 st step: To launch manned spaceships to master basic human space technologies Page 4
5 Part II: Achievements Unmanned spaceflight missions SZ-1, 20 Nov 1999 SZ-2, 10 Jan 2001 SZ-3, 25 Mar 2002 SZ-4, 30 Dec 2002 SZ-1 SZ-3 SZ-2 SZ-4 Achieved goals: Laid a solid foundation on manned space missions Page 5
6 Manned space missions Basic Manned Space Missions Shenzhou-5, 2003, 1 st manned spaceflight mission Shenzhou-6, 2005, 1st multiple-crew and multiple-day spaceflight mission Achieved goals: Fulfilled the 1st step of the three-step strategy Page 6
7 Manned spaceflight missions 1 st Space Walk Shenzhou-7, 2008, 1st Extravehicular Activity (EVA) Page 7
8 Manned spaceflight missions Rendezvous & Docking 2011, TG-1 Space Lab 2011, SZ-8 docking with TG , SZ-9 docking with TG-1 Liu Wang: 1st Chinese Female Astronaut 2013, SZ-10 docking with TG-1, Wang Yaping: 2nd Chinese Female Astronaut Six Rendezvous & Docking missions in total Page 8
9 YANG Liwei, 1 st Chinese Astronaut SZ-5, 15 Oct 2003 FEI Junlong NIE Haisheng SZ-6, 12 Oct 2005 ZHAI Zhigang LIU Boming JING Haipeng SZ-7, EVA, 25 Sep 2008 JING Haipeng LIU Yang LIU Wang SZ-9, Manual RVD with TG-1, 16 Jun 2012 NIE Haisheng, WANG Yaping ZHANG Xiaoguang SZ-10, Manual RVD with TG-1, 11 Jun 2013 So far, China has carried out 11 spaceflight missions in total, 5 of which were manned missions, sending 10 persons and 12 person-times of Chinese astronauts into space and returning them safely. Page 9
10 Part III: Future Developments In September 2010, Chinese government approved its Space Station project. Mission Building China Space Station around 2022; Mastering long-term human spaceflight technology; Acquiring abilities of long-term man-tended space science and technology test; Exploiting space resources comprehensively. Page 10
11 Two phases to implement the station project China s manned space programme has comprehensively entered into the stage of Space Station construction. The construction is well under way following the two-phase plan: Phase 1: Space Lab Phase 2: Space Station Page 11
12 Space lab Mission Objectives Verify key technologies in cargo transportation, on-orbit propellant re-supply, long-term stay of astronauts in space, and space science and applications on larger scale. TG-2 space lab, CZ-7 launch vehicle, and cargo spaceship are being developed; Wenchang Launch Site in Hainan has been established. Four space flight missions have been planned. Page 12
13 Mission Plan Launch CZ-7, June 2016; Launch TG-2 Space Lab, September 2016; Launch SZ-11 spaceship to dock with TG-2, October Two crew members will stay in space for medium term; Launch TZ-1 cargo spaceship to test on-orbit propellant resupply technology, 1 st half Page 13
14 Space Station Cargo spaceship Design specification Number of Modules: 3 Inclination: 42 o ~ 43 o Altitude: 340~450 km Lifetime: 10 years Crew members: 3 Maximum 6 crew members during rotation Manned spaceship Page 14
15 Space Station Core module Control and manage the complex Provide accommodation and working place for astronauts Experiment module I and II Space science experiments Space applications Space technology demonstration Expansion Capability Upon future requirements for utilization and international cooperation, newly built modules can be added to the Station, and aboard payloads can be exchanged. Page 15
16 Station modules To be launched by the CZ-5B At Hainan Space Launch Site. Cargo transportation Pressurized, semi-pressurized, unpressurized To transport airtight cargo, large extravehicular payloads, experiment platform To be launched by CZ-7 At Hainan Space Launch Site CZ-7 Crew transportation Shenzhou (SZ) Spaceship CZ-2F launch vehicle Crew members: 3 Crew rotation: up to 6 months Launch site: Jiuquan Page 16
17 Construction Plan The Testing Core Module is scheduled to be launched in 2018, several manned spaceships and cargo spaceship will be launched to visit the Testing Core Module, conducting key technique tests such as on-orbit assembly, EVA, long-term manned flight, etc. The Experiment Module I and II will follow afterwards The Space Station with 3 modules will be put into operation around 2022 Currently, The CSS project is well under way. The modules of CSS and new types of launch vehicles as well as other related facilitates are under development Page 17
18 Space Science Experiments The three modules of CSS will be featured with advanced technologies and equipped with multi-purpose facilities in international standards for space science. Space life sciences and biotechnology Ecology Science Experiment Rack (ESER) Biotechnology Experiment Rack (BER) Science Glove-box and Refrigerator Rack (SGRR) Microgravity fluid physics & combustion Fluids Physics Experiment Rack (FPER) Two-phase System Experiment Rack (TSER) Combustion Experiment Rack (CER) Material science in space Material Furnace Experiment Rack (MFER) Container-less Material Experiment Rack (CMER) Fundamental Physics in Microgravity Cold Atom Experiment Rack (CAER) High-precision Time-Frequency Rack (HTFR) Multipurpose Facilities High Micro-gravity Level Rack (HMGR) Varying-Gravity Experiment Rack (VGER) Modularized Experiment Rack (RACK) Page 18
19 Space life sciences and biotechnology Ecology Science Exp. Rack (ESER) Biotechnology Exp. Rack (BER) Science Glove-box and Refrigerator Rack (SGRR) Page 19
20 Microgravity fluid physics & combustion Fluid Physics Exp. Rack (FPER) Combustion Exp. Rack (CER) Two-phase System Exp. Rack (TSER) Page 20
21 Material science in space Material Furnace Exp. Rack (MFER) Container-less Material Exp. Rack (CMER) Page 21
22 Robotic arm 机械臂单元 Work Volume 操作箱 Waste Management Subsystem 三废处理子系统 Tool Box 备件箱 Electric Control Box (include Diagnosis And Testing Module) 电控箱 ( 内含诊断与测试模块 ) Varying-Gravity Exp. Rack (VGER) In-situ Maintenance and operation Rack (IMOR) Page 22
23 Space Telescope Chinese first maintainable and repairable large-aperture space telescope for astronomy. Science of sky survey: Formation and evolution of faraway celestial bodies: stars, planets, galaxies, black holes, quasars Dark energy and dark mass research: nuance distortion of galaxies caused by gravity lensing by dark mass ; Cosmology research: restruction of perturbation to density of cosmos in earlier stage. ST fig Engineering feature: RVD with China Space Station in case of maintenance or updating science instruments Shares resource (crew flights and cargo-ships) with China Space Station. Page 23
24 Part IV: International Cooperation Principles: Peaceful use of outer space Equality and mutual benefit Joint development Cooperation areas Collaborative development of devices, components, subsystems, modules UN Member States Human Space Technology Initiative (HSTI) Space science experiments onboard Station Astronaut selection / training / flight Application of human space technology Others Page 24
25 UNITED NATIONS Office for Outer Space Affairs China Manned Space Agency Cooperation on the Utilization of China s Space Station Framework Agreement Funding Agreement Done at Vienna, 31 March 2016 Page 25
26 UNITED NATIONS Office for Outer Space Affairs China Manned Space Agency Objectives of the Cooperation Under the Agreements, CMSA will provide resources in regard to China s Space Station, and funding support to UNOOSA. Both parties will work together for the following purposes: To continue implementing the Human Space Technology Initiative (HSTI); To provide opportunities for Member States to conduct space experiments on board China s Space Station; To provide opportunities for Member States to fly their astronauts/payload experts on board China s Space Station. Contribute China s Space Station to Page 26
27 UNITED NATIONS Office for Outer Space Affairs China Manned Space Agency Over-arching Cooperation Areas 1. Promoting international cooperation in human space flight and activities related to space exploration; 2. Promoting increased awareness among United Nations Member States of the benefits of utilizing human space technology and its applications; 3. Providing flight experiment and space application opportunities on board China s space station for scientists from around the world; 4. Providing flight opportunities for astronauts and/or payload engineers from other countries to conduct hands-on experiments on-board China s Space Station; 5. Promoting capacity building activities by making use of human space technologies, including facilities and resources from China s manned space programme. Page 27
28 UNITED NATIONS Office for Outer Space Affairs China Manned Space Agency Cooperation Mechanism CMSA and UNOOSA will work closely to define procedures for the cooperation. The basic procedures would be: UNOOSA, in cooperation with CMSA, to publicise Announcement of Opportunity (AO); UNOOSA to solicit proposals from scientists all over the world; International Selection Committees, to select projects; Bilateral agreements between the selected partners and CMSA/Chinese counterparts to be signed for implementation; UNOOSA to provide opportunities such as workshops and expert meetings for partners to exchange progresses. Page 28
29 UNITED NATIONS Office for Outer Space Affairs China Manned Space Agency Our Goal To further shared goals and objectives in regard to China s Space Station; To create opportunities for Member States, in particular developing countries, to take part in, and benefit from, the utilization of China s Space Station; To foster and promote cooperation between partners from developed and developing countries. Page 29
30 Conclusion CMSA is considering further and long-term development in human space exploration after the forthcoming accomplishment of the present three-step strategy It is certain that China will never halt its footsteps in human space exploration and will continue to explore the vast space, deeper and further! Page 30
31 Thank you for your attention! Website: en.cmse.gov.cn Page 31
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