Asteroids: The Interstellar Food Source for Future Astronauts?Long-duration space travel remains a significant challenge despite rapid technological advancements. Beyond the psychological impact of confinement on astronauts, the limited payload capacity of spacecraft restricts the provision of personnel, water, air, and food...

Shenzhou 19 Astronauts' Space Life: The Truth Behind "Puffy" Faces and the Challenges of SpaceShenzhou 19's Space Mission: Efficient Work and Vibrant LifeOver the past month, with the cooperation of ground personnel, the Shenzhou 19 crew successfully completed their first full-system emergency pressure drill and in-orbit medical training. Furthermore, they regularly conduct station duties and space station maintenance and inspection, ensuring a clean space station environment and the safety of extravehicular activities...

Wang Haize, a 90s Female Astronaut: From "Top Student" to Realizing Her "Dream of Flying"In the early morning of October 30, 2024, the Shenzhou 19 spacecraft successfully launched, carrying three astronauts, including Wang Haize, the first female astronaut born in the 1990s, into space. This mission not only marks a new height in China's space program but also signifies the 90s generation officially becoming the backbone of China's space endeavors...

A Solitary Vigil in Space: The "Stranded Tale" of Two Astronauts on the International Space StationIn the vast and boundless cosmos, the International Space Station gleams like a brilliant jewel, carrying humanity's dreams of exploring space. As pioneers for humankind, astronauts conduct scientific research within the space station, accumulating invaluable experience for future space exploration...

Shenzhou-18 Astronauts Return Home with Changed Appearances: What Impact Does Space Life Have on the Human Body?The Shenzhou-18 manned spacecraft successfully returned to Earth in the early morning of November 4, 2024, bringing three astronauts, Ye Guangfu, Li Cong, and Li Guangsu, back to Earth after a six-month-long space journey. However, CCTV News reported that the three astronauts' appearances had drastically changed after returning to Earth...

Female Astronauts: The Strength and Sacrifice of Women in Space Exploration Female astronauts, a unique force in the field of space exploration, have made an indelible contribution to humanity's pursuit of the cosmos. Their courage and sacrifice have not only shattered traditional barriers but also propelled the advancement of the space industry...

Liu Yang: From "Dink" to "Space Mom", China's First Female Astronaut Embodies the Meaning of Chasing DreamsLiu Yang, a name not uncommon in China's vast population, shines brightly when paired with the title "China's first female astronaut." She is a source of national pride, and her success wasn't luck it's a testament to unwavering dedication, countless sacrifices, and a relentless pursuit of her dream...

Boeing Starliner Crisis: Two Astronauts Stranded for 8 Months, Rescued by Dragon!NASA has announced that two Boeing astronauts, Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams, stranded on the International Space Station, will not be returning to Earth on the Boeing Starliner spacecraft. Instead, they will be brought back by SpaceX's Dragon capsule...

Why Do Female Astronauts Take Birth Control? Unveiling the Secret Challenges of SpaceIn 1961, Soviet cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin became the first human in space, ushering in a new era. Today, countless astronauts have ventured into space, but what remains largely unknown is that the number of female astronauts is remarkably small, and almost all of them are required to take birth control pills before missions...

Why Do Female Astronauts Take Birth Control Pills Before Going to Space? Can Space Menstruation Really Be Life-Threatening?From ancient times to the present, humanity has harbored a deep fascination with "ascending to heaven," with countless stories about gods and deities passed down through generations. This demonstrates our profound curiosity about life and places beyond Earth...

They are the "Heroines" Shining in the Stars and Seas: The Making of China's Female AstronautsTo become an astronaut, one must first be an outstanding air force pilot. This requires thousands of hours of flight training and rigorous education, with a qualification rate of only 1%, making it a selection process of one in a hundred...

The Space Odyssey of Female Astronauts: From Birth Control to the StarsSince 1963 when Valentina Tereshkova became the first woman in space, more than 70 female astronauts have followed in her footsteps, pursuing their dreams of reaching for the stars. However, a perplexing question has lingered in the minds of many: why do female astronauts need to take "birth control" before venturing into space? What is the purpose of these medications, and how rigorous is the selection process for female astronauts?On October 16, 2021, the Shenzhou-13 spacecraft successfully sent 3 astronauts to the Chinese Space Station, including Wang Yaping, China's first female astronaut on the space station and the first Chinese woman to conduct a spacewalk...