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Chinese astronauts break US record for 9-hour spacewalk

Recently, the Shenzhou 19 crew successfully completed a major space mission - the installation of the space debris protection device on the space station. During the nine-hour spacewalk, the Chinese astronauts not only successfully carried out this important operation, but also broke the world record held by the United States since 1998.

Chinese astronauts break US record for 9-hour spacewalk

The space debris protection device is an important part of the operation of the space station. Its main role is to intercept and remove small debris that may pose a threat to the space station during flight. Due to the high speed and energy of tiny particles in space, if left uncontrolled, they may hit the space station and cause serious damage or even accidents. Therefore, regular inspection and maintenance of this system is essential to ensure the safety of the spacecraft.

The Shenzhou-19 mission is a major advance in China's space industry and a manifestation of China's strength in space science and technology. Through such experimental activities, China can not only improve its technological level in space, but also lay a solid foundation for more space exploration in the future.

In addition, the spacewalk also demonstrated the high technical level and brave spirit of the Chinese astronauts. They overcame many difficulties and successfully completed a series of complex operations, demonstrating China's spirit of spaceflight and craftsmanship.

In short, the Shenzhou-19 spacewalk is not only a technological breakthrough, but also a vivid demonstration of the Chinese astronauts' courage to challenge themselves and pursue excellence. We have reason to believe that in the days to come, China's aerospace industry will achieve greater achievements and make greater contributions to the development of China and the world.

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