Ships of the countries of the spaceship, what is a spaceship?

On the left and right sides of the airship, here's how to find it:Device: Huawei Mate40

System: Game: Peace Elite.

1. Open the game to find the location of the airship, as shown in the figure below

2. Enter the airship, as shown in the figure below:

3. Find the small spaceship on the left and right sides of the airship and choose to take it, as shown in the figure below

4. Operate the arrow keys to drive the small spaceship, as shown in the figure below

A spaceship is a single-use spacecraft. It can basically ensure that astronauts can live in space for a short time and carry out certain work. Its operation time is generally a few days to half a month, and it is generally multiplied by 2 to 3 astronauts. Also known as a spaceship.

Although spacecraft is the simplest type of manned spacecraft, it is much more complex than unmanned spacecraft such as satellites. Although the sparrow is small, it has all kinds of organs. Spacecraft have similarities with re-entry satellites, but they are manned, so many special systems have been added to meet the diverse needs of astronauts working and living in space.

For example, environmental control and life support systems for air renewal, wastewater treatment and regeneration, ventilation, temperature and humidity control, telecommunication systems, instrumentation and lighting systems, spacesuits, manned maneuvers, and escape systems.

Of course, mastering spacecraft re-entry and safe return techniques is also crucial. In particular, spacecraft should not only limit the braking overload of the spacecraft during the return process to the tolerance range of human beings, but also make its landing point accuracy higher than that of the re-entry satellite, so as to detect and rescue astronauts in time. The former Soviet manned spacecraft once trapped the astronauts in the icy forest and almost froze to death due to poor landing accuracy.

In addition to developing a manned spacecraft, it is also necessary to have a carrier vehicle with large carrying capacity and high reliability; It is necessary to understand the impact of the high-altitude environment and the flight environment on the human body, and find effective protective measures.

The spacecraft of the future will develop in three directions: with a variety of functions and uses; The control accuracy of the return landing point is improved to within the range of 100 meters; The cockpit that returns to the ground can be reused after appropriate repairs.

The Progress family of cargo spacecraft performs tasks such as regular replenishment of food, cargo, fuel, and instrumentation to the space station. By the end of 1993, two generations had been developed, with a total of 42 Progress ships and 20 Progress M ships launched. After docking with the space station and completing the loading and unloading mission, it entered the atmosphere on its own and burned up.

Such a spacecraft consists of an instrument compartment, a fuel compartment and a cargo compartment, the cargo compartment has a volume of cubic meters and can transport tons of cargo, and the fuel tank carries 1 ton of fuel. It can fly on its own for 4 days and dock with the space station for up to 2 months.

China's manned spacecraft are: Shenzhou 5, Shenzhou 6, Shenzhou 7, Shenzhou 8, Shenzhou 9, Shenzhou 10, Shenzhou 11, and Shenzhou 12.

1. Shenzhou 5 made its first manned flight on October 15, 2003, carrying an astronaut named Yang Liwei, and successfully circled the earth 14 times.

2. On October 12, 2005, Shenzhou 6 carried out its first multi-person and multi-day space flight, carrying astronauts Fei Jun and Nie Haisheng.

3. On September 25, 2008, Shenzhou-7 carried three astronauts into space for the first time, carrying astronauts Zhai Zhigang, Liu Boming and Jing Haipeng, and successfully carried out out-of-cabin activities (also known as spacewalks).

4. On November 1, 2011, Shenzhou-8 was successfully launched by the improved "Long March-2F" Yao-8 rocket. In the early morning of November 3, 2011, the first rendezvous and docking mission with the Tiangong-1 group was successfully carried out, becoming part of the China Space Laboratory.

5. Shenzhou 9 was launched on June 16, 2012 and docked with Tiangong-1 for the first manned rendezvous and docking on June 18, 2012, carrying astronauts Jing Haipeng, Liu Wang, and Liu Yang.

Summary. Not to be outdone, the United States rushed to catch up, and on May 5 and July 21, 1961, an astronaut carried out two suborbital flights aboard the Mercury spacecraft, which finally sent people beyond the earth, but not as high as the Soviet Union's Vostok spacecraft.

The second country to invent the spaceship.

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The second country that invented the spacecraft (it should be said that the second country to successfully launch a spacecraft) was the United States.

The world's first manned spacecraft was from the former Soviet Union"Oriental"Spacecraft 1, launched on April 12, 1961. The cosmonaut is Yuri Gagarin.

Not to be outdone, the United States rushed to catch up, and on May 5 and July 21, 1961, an astronaut carried out two suborbital flights aboard the Mercury spacecraft, which finally sent people beyond the earth, but not as high as the Soviet Union's Vostok spacecraft.

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The spacecraft is a low-earth orbit flight to test various manned aerospace technologies, such as orbital rendezvous and docking, astronauts out of orbit, into space activities, etc., and another kind of one-time spacecraft that transports astronauts, cargo to space and returns safely. This is also called a spaceship.

A spaceship is also known as a spaceship. It is a single-use spacecraft (with the development of science, it can now be used multiple round trips). It can basically ensure that astronauts live in space for a short time and carry out certain work, and its operation time is generally a few days to half a month, generally multiplying 2 to 3 astronauts.

Chinese name. Spaceship.

Foreign language name. spacecraft

Alias. Spacecraft.

Quality. Spacecraft.

Function. Transporting astronauts, cargo to space and back.

Peculiarity. Single-use.

Instance. Vostok 1 spacecraft, etc.

When the spacecraft flies normally in space orbit, it does not need propulsion. Because there is no air in space, there is no resistance, so it can constantly orbit the Earth by relying only on inertia.

Flying boats need thrust in the following situations:

1. When launching. The thrust of the rocket gradually accelerates from a stationary state to the first cosmic velocity. After reaching the first cosmic velocity (kilometers per second), the spacecraft operates reliably by inertia.

At this point, the "centrifugal force" of its flight is in balance with the Earth's gravitational pull on it, and it flies in a pre-designed elliptical orbit.

2. When changing tracks. If the spacecraft needs to change orbit, it also needs thrust. There is no air in space, but the ship can be powered by the thrust of the Spitfire.

3. When decelerating. The spacecraft returns to the atmosphere until it lands, requiring a reverse drag force to reduce its speed. Part of this resistance is natural in the air, and the other part is artificial, such as using a parachute to slow down, but it can also be created by a reverse spitfire (mainly in the final stage).

This is because the fuel tank in the spaceship is filled with liquid oxygen and liquid hydrogen (liquid oxygen, liquid hydrogen), and when the fire is ejected, the oxygen is also ejected, and the fire can be burned with the help of oxygen, and the procedures of spitting fire and oxygen are carried out together! ~

There is also a fuel that is used on artificial satellites, what is the name of that fuel, I forgot, that satellite fuel can burn for a long time, that fuel is hugely toxic.

If that fuel is sprinkled on a mouse, that rat will die in a matter of minutes! ~~

When flying normally in space orbit.

There are only three countries in the world that the United States, Russia, and China have independently manned space.

On April 12, 1961, the Soviet Union launched the world's first manned spacecraft "Vostok" 1. Major Yuri Gagarin returned safely near Saratov after 108 minutes of orbiting the Earth in 108 minutes on the Vostok 1 spacecraft. Gagarin became the world's first cosmonaut to travel in space, allowing the Soviet Union to win the world's first place in the manned space race with the United States.

On May 5, 1961, astronaut Alan Shepard took the "Freedom" 7 spacecraft and made a suborbital flight of more than 15 minutes.

On February 20, 1962, the "Cosmic God" rocket carried the "Friendship 7" space capsule from Cape Canaveral, Florida, to carry out the "Mercury" program, sending astronaut Green into the earth's orbit, flying three times, taking about five hours, realizing the first truly manned space flight in the United States.

On October 15, 2003, China's first manned spacecraft 'Shenzhou-5' landed in space, and Yang Liwei became the first person in China to go to space, he stayed in space for more than 20 hours, and landed safely the next morning.

Actually, this is not primarily a technical issue, but more importantly, a funding issue. Many countries do not want to spend large sums of money on this.