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In Space/China-Shenzhou-19/3rd Spacewalk/Update
In Space - March 21, 2025 (China Manned Space Agency - No access Chinese mainland)
1. Various of astronaut Cai Xuzhe opening hatch door, exiting cabin
Upsound (Chinese) Cai Xuzhe, Shenzhou-19 astronaut:
"Shenzhou-19 is reporting: the hatch door has been opened. Over."
Upsound (Chinese) Shuguang (ground staff):
"Shuguang copy."
2. Various of Cai waving hand outside space station, climbing onto robotic arm
Upsound (Chinese) Cai Xuzhe, Shenzhou-19 astronaut:
"Astronaut 01 has exited the cabin, and I'm feeling good. The weather is great, with perfectly clear sky."
3. Space station orbiting Earth
4. Various of astronaut Song Lingdong passing airlock protective device to Cai
Upsound (Chinese) Cai Xuzhe, Shenzhou-19 astronaut:
"Astronaut 02, catch it."
Upsound (Chinese) Song Lingdong, Shenzhou-19 astronaut:
"Okay."
Upsound (Chinese) Shuguang (ground staff):
"Very accurate."
Upsound (Chinese) Cai Xuzhe, Shenzhou-19 astronaut:
"Was the throw accurate, or the catch?"
Upsound (Chinese) Shuguang (ground staff):
"Both."
5. Various of robotic arm transferring Cai to operation point
Upsound (Chinese) Shuguang (ground staff):
"The robotic arm starts to move."
6. Cai installing protective device
7. Various of Song exiting cabin
Upsound (Chinese) Song Lingdong, Shenzhou-19 astronaut:
"Astronaut 02 is reporting: I have exited the cabin and feel good."
8. Various of Cai, Song conducting extravehicular tasks
9. Astronaut Wang Haoze assisting Cai, Song from Tianhe core module
10. Various of Cai, Song conducting extravehicular tasks
Upsound (Chinese) Shuguang (ground staff):
"Tiangong is reporting: The robotic arm has transferred to the inspection points of the docking interface. Over."
11. Various of Cai conducting photographic inspection of extravehicular facilities
Beijing, China - March 21, 2025 (CCTV - No access Chinese mainland)
12. Various of ground team working
In Space - March 21, 2025 (China Manned Space Agency - No access Chinese mainland)
13. Various of Cai, Song conducting extravehicular tasks
14. Cai, Song returning to cabin
Beijing, China - March 21, 2025 (CCTV - No access Chinese mainland)
15. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Wang Yanlei, staff member, China Astronaut Research and Training Center (ending with shot 16):
"The astronauts performed exceptionally well during the extravehicular mission. First, all of our operations were successful on the first attempt, and the alignment and installation of devices were very precise. In fact, the astronauts completed the tasks even faster than we had anticipated. The coordination between the astronauts, as well as between the space station and the ground team, was seamless. It was truly a perfect extravehicular mission."
In Space - March 21, 2025 (China Manned Space Agency - No access Chinese mainland)
16. Various of astronauts returning to cabin
17. Various of space station orbiting Earth
Members of the Shenzhou-19 crew aboard China's orbiting space station Tiangong completed their mission's third series of extravehicular activities (EVAs) at 20:50 (Beijing Time) on Friday, according to the China Manned Space Agency (CMSA).
Astronauts Cai Xuzhe, Song Lingdong and Wang Haoze worked for about seven hours to complete multiple tasks, including the installation of space debris protection devices and extravehicular auxiliary facilities, as well as extravehicular equipment inspection. They were assisted by the space station's robotic arm and a team on Earth.
Cai has now carried out five extravehicular missions, more than any other Chinese astronaut to date, according to the CMSA.
At 13:45, Cai opened the hatch door to exit the cabin.
After Cai claimed onto the tip of the robotic arm, Song handed the airlock protective device to Cai from the hatch door.
Then Cai rode the robotic arm to the operation point and installed the protective device.
About two hours later, Song also exited the cabin and climbed to the handrail of the node module. Song worked with Cai to pass and install the protective devices for the Wentian lab module and the airlock module, and also installed the base for the node module's fixation device.
Wang assisted the pair throughout the mission from the Tianhe core module.
After completing the installation task, Cai rode the robotic arm to the inspection points of the space station's docking interface, where he conducted photographic inspections.
After completing the various spacewalk duties, Cai and Song have since returned to the Wentian lab module safely, according to the CMSA.
"The astronauts performed exceptionally well during the extravehicular mission. First, all of our operations were successful on the first attempt, and the alignment and installation of devices were very precise. In fact, the astronauts completed the tasks even faster than we had anticipated. The coordination between the astronauts, as well as between the space station and the ground team, was seamless. It was truly a perfect extravehicular mission," said Wang Yanlei, a staff member with the Beijing-based China Astronaut Research and Training Center.
The Shenzhou-19 crew has been in space for nearly five months, and the various space scientific experiments and tests are progressing smoothly. The crew is scheduled to return to Earth in more than a month.
In Space/China-Shenzhou-19/3rd Spacewalk/Update
Dateline : March 21, 2025
Location : China;In Space
Duration : 2'33
In Space - March 21, 2025 (China Manned Space Agency - No access Chinese mainland)
1. Various of astronaut Cai Xuzhe opening hatch door, exiting cabin
Upsound (Chinese) Cai Xuzhe, Shenzhou-19 astronaut:
"Shenzhou-19 is reporting: the hatch door has been opened. Over."
Upsound (Chinese) Shuguang (ground staff):
"Shuguang copy."
2. Various of Cai waving hand outside space station, climbing onto robotic arm
Upsound (Chinese) Cai Xuzhe, Shenzhou-19 astronaut:
"Astronaut 01 has exited the cabin, and I'm feeling good. The weather is great, with perfectly clear sky."
3. Space station orbiting Earth
4. Various of astronaut Song Lingdong passing airlock protective device to Cai
Upsound (Chinese) Cai Xuzhe, Shenzhou-19 astronaut:
"Astronaut 02, catch it."
Upsound (Chinese) Song Lingdong, Shenzhou-19 astronaut:
"Okay."
Upsound (Chinese) Shuguang (ground staff):
"Very accurate."
Upsound (Chinese) Cai Xuzhe, Shenzhou-19 astronaut:
"Was the throw accurate, or the catch?"
Upsound (Chinese) Shuguang (ground staff):
"Both."
5. Various of robotic arm transferring Cai to operation point
Upsound (Chinese) Shuguang (ground staff):
"The robotic arm starts to move."
6. Cai installing protective device
7. Various of Song exiting cabin
Upsound (Chinese) Song Lingdong, Shenzhou-19 astronaut:
"Astronaut 02 is reporting: I have exited the cabin and feel good."
8. Various of Cai, Song conducting extravehicular tasks
9. Astronaut Wang Haoze assisting Cai, Song from Tianhe core module
10. Various of Cai, Song conducting extravehicular tasks
Upsound (Chinese) Shuguang (ground staff):
"Tiangong is reporting: The robotic arm has transferred to the inspection points of the docking interface. Over."
11. Various of Cai conducting photographic inspection of extravehicular facilities
Beijing, China - March 21, 2025 (CCTV - No access Chinese mainland)
12. Various of ground team working
In Space - March 21, 2025 (China Manned Space Agency - No access Chinese mainland)
13. Various of Cai, Song conducting extravehicular tasks
14. Cai, Song returning to cabin
Beijing, China - March 21, 2025 (CCTV - No access Chinese mainland)
15. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Wang Yanlei, staff member, China Astronaut Research and Training Center (ending with shot 16):
"The astronauts performed exceptionally well during the extravehicular mission. First, all of our operations were successful on the first attempt, and the alignment and installation of devices were very precise. In fact, the astronauts completed the tasks even faster than we had anticipated. The coordination between the astronauts, as well as between the space station and the ground team, was seamless. It was truly a perfect extravehicular mission."
In Space - March 21, 2025 (China Manned Space Agency - No access Chinese mainland)
16. Various of astronauts returning to cabin
17. Various of space station orbiting Earth
Members of the Shenzhou-19 crew aboard China's orbiting space station Tiangong completed their mission's third series of extravehicular activities (EVAs) at 20:50 (Beijing Time) on Friday, according to the China Manned Space Agency (CMSA).
Astronauts Cai Xuzhe, Song Lingdong and Wang Haoze worked for about seven hours to complete multiple tasks, including the installation of space debris protection devices and extravehicular auxiliary facilities, as well as extravehicular equipment inspection. They were assisted by the space station's robotic arm and a team on Earth.
Cai has now carried out five extravehicular missions, more than any other Chinese astronaut to date, according to the CMSA.
At 13:45, Cai opened the hatch door to exit the cabin.
After Cai claimed onto the tip of the robotic arm, Song handed the airlock protective device to Cai from the hatch door.
Then Cai rode the robotic arm to the operation point and installed the protective device.
About two hours later, Song also exited the cabin and climbed to the handrail of the node module. Song worked with Cai to pass and install the protective devices for the Wentian lab module and the airlock module, and also installed the base for the node module's fixation device.
Wang assisted the pair throughout the mission from the Tianhe core module.
After completing the installation task, Cai rode the robotic arm to the inspection points of the space station's docking interface, where he conducted photographic inspections.
After completing the various spacewalk duties, Cai and Song have since returned to the Wentian lab module safely, according to the CMSA.
"The astronauts performed exceptionally well during the extravehicular mission. First, all of our operations were successful on the first attempt, and the alignment and installation of devices were very precise. In fact, the astronauts completed the tasks even faster than we had anticipated. The coordination between the astronauts, as well as between the space station and the ground team, was seamless. It was truly a perfect extravehicular mission," said Wang Yanlei, a staff member with the Beijing-based China Astronaut Research and Training Center.
The Shenzhou-19 crew has been in space for nearly five months, and the various space scientific experiments and tests are progressing smoothly. The crew is scheduled to return to Earth in more than a month.
ID : 8420924
Published : 2025-03-22 09:05
Last Modified : 2025-03-22 18:21:08
Source : China Central Television (CCTV),Other
Restrictions : No access Chinese mainland
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