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The crew arrived at the spacecraft about 2 hours and 45 minutes before the launch and the hatch closed 30 minutes after their arrival. At 01:00:03.583 UTC on October 12 rom the launch pad at Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center. The launch phase was reported to be normal with the escape rocket separating 120 seconds after launch when the rocket was travelling 1,300 m/s (4300 ft/s). Sixteen seconds later the four booster rockets separated at an altitude of 52 km (32 mi). The payload fairing and first stage detached 200 seconds after launch. The second stage burned for a further 383 seconds and the spacecraft separated from the rocket 200 km (120 mi) above the Yellow Sea. The spacecraft then used its own propulsion system to place it into a 211 km by 345 km (131 by 214 statute miles) orbit, with an inclination of 42.4 degrees, about 21 minutes after launch.[3] At 01:39 UTC Chen Bingde, the Chief Commander of the Chinese space program, announced the launch was successful. The crew ate their first meal in space at 03:11 UTC.
Before the , the launch time had been the object of speculation by the Chinese media. For several months before the planned launch its time was only given as mid-October, or even late-September. Then on September 23 it was reported by the Hong Kong-based news agency China News Service that the launch was tentatively scheduled for 03:00 UTC on October 13. This launch time was confirmed two weeks later by Jiang Jingshan, a member of the Chinese Academy of Engineering. But then on October 10 an official from the technical department of the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center said the launch was then scheduled for 01:00 UTC on October 12. This new launch time could have been designed to dodge the cold weather which had been forecast to hit the area.[4] Assembly of the rocket was reported complete on September 26.[5] On October 4, the Shenzhou 6 spacecraft was attached to the CZ-2F rocket, also known as Shenjian.[6]
Unlike the unmanned Shenzhou , Shenzhou 5 and 6 were launched during daylight hours to provide greater safety in case of abort. The launch was televised live with China Central Television selling advertising for RMB¥2.56 million (US$316,000) for five seconds, to RMB¥8.56 million (US$1 million) for 30 seconds.[7] A video camera had been added to the rocket and images of it were broadcast during the ascent and the separation of the Shenzhou spacecraft. INFO: WIKIPEDIA CUTS.
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People's Republic of China's 2nd manned spaceflight in 2005. Astronauts Nie and Fei were in space for a couple of days before descending on earth.
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Shenzhou 6 launch
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Shenzhou 6, China's second manned mission. Launched on Oct 12, 2005. It was a five day mission commanded by Fèi Jùnlóng with flight engineer Niè Haishèng.The crew were able to change out of their new lighter space suits, conduct scientific experiments, and enter the orbital module for the first time. It landed in the Siziwang Banner of Inner Mongolia on 16 October 2005, the same site as the previous manned and unmanned Shenzhou flights.
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The Shenzhou 9 re-entry capsule carrying astronauts Jing Haipeng, Liu Wang and China's first female astronaut Liu Yang has landed safely in central Inner Mongolia. It marks an end of a mission that put the country's first woman in space, and completed a manual docking test critical to its goal of building a space station by 2020.
A huge milestone for China's space technology development.
The capsule touched down at around 10am local time Friday morning.
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Shenzhou 6
Shenzhou 6 (Chinese: 神舟六号 Shénzhōu lìuhào) was the second human spaceflight of the Chinese space program, launched on October 12, 2005 on a Long March 2F rocket from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center. The Shenzhou spacecraft carried a crew of Fèi Jùnlóng (费俊龙) and Niè Hǎishèng (聂海胜) for five days in low Earth orbit. It launched three days before the second anniversary of China's first human spaceflight, Shenzhou 5.
The crew were able to change out of their new lighter space suits, conduct scientific experiments, and enter the orbital module for the first time, giving them access to toilet facilities. The exact activities of the crew were kept secret but were thought by some to include military reconnaissance, however this is likely untrue given that similar experiments in the US and USSR determined that humans are not suited for military reconnaissance. It landed in the Siziwang Banner of Inner Mongolia on October 16, 2005, the same site as the previous manned and unmanned Shenzhou flights.
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The crew arrived at the spacecraft about 2 hours and 45 minutes before the launch and the hatch closed 30 minutes after their arrival. At 01:00:03.583 UTC on October 12 rom the launch pad at Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center. The launch phase was reported to be normal with the escape rocket separating 120 seconds after launch when the rocket was travelling 1,300 m/s (4300 ft/s). Sixteen seconds later the four booster rockets separated at an altitude of 52 km (32 mi). The payload fairing and first stage detached 200 seconds after launch. The second stage burned for a further 383 seconds and the spacecraft separated from the rocket 200 km (120 mi) above the Yellow Sea. The spacecraft then used its own propulsion system to place it into a 211 km by 345 km (131 by 214 statute miles) orbit, with an inclination of 42.4 degrees, about 21 minutes after launch.[3] At 01:39 UTC Chen Bingde, the Chief Commander of the Chinese space program, announced the launch was successful. The crew ate their first meal in space at 03:11 UTC. Before the , the launch time had been the object of speculation by the Chinese media. For several months before the planned launch its time was only given as mid-October, or even late-September. Then on September 23 it was reported by the Hong Kong-based news agency China News Service that the launch was tentatively scheduled for 03:00 UTC on October 13. This launch time was confirmed two weeks later by Jiang Jingshan, a member of the Chinese Academy of Engineering. But then on October 10 an official from the technical department of the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center said the launch was then scheduled for 01:00 UTC on October 12. This new launch time could have been designed to dodge the cold weather which had been forecast to hit the area.[4] Assembly of the rocket was reported complete on September 26.[5] On October 4, the Shenzhou 6 spacecraft was attached to the CZ-2F rocket, also known as Shenjian.[6] Unlike the unmanned Shenzhou , Shenzhou 5 and 6 were launched during daylight hours to provide greater safety in case of abort. The launch was televised live with China Central Television selling advertising for RMB¥2.56 million (US$316,000) for five seconds, to RMB¥8.56 million (US$1 million) for 30 seconds.[7] A video camera had been added to the rocket and images of it were broadcast during the ascent and the separation of the Shenzhou spacecraft. INFO: WIKIPEDIA CUTS. -
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The crew arrived at the spacecraft about 2 hours and 45 minutes before the launch and the hatch closed 30 minutes after their arrival. At 01:00:03.583 UTC on October 12 rom the launch pad at Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center. The launch phase was reported to be normal with the escape rocket separating 120 seconds after launch when the rocket was travelling 1,300 m/s (4300 ft/s). Sixteen seconds later the four booster rockets separated at an altitude of 52 km (32 mi). The payload fairing and first stage detached 200 seconds after launch. The second stage burned for a further 383 seconds and the spacecraft separated from the rocket 200 km (120 mi) above the Yellow Sea. The spacecraft then used its own propulsion system to place it into a 211 km by 345 km (131 by 214 statute miles) orbit, with ... -
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Launch of Shenzhou 6 (2 of 2)
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The crew arrived at the spacecraft about 2 hours and 45 minutes before the launch and the hatch closed 30 minutes after their arrival. At 01:00:03.583 UTC on Oc...
The crew arrived at the spacecraft about 2 hours and 45 minutes before the launch and the hatch closed 30 minutes after their arrival. At 01:00:03.583 UTC on October 12 rom the launch pad at Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center. The launch phase was reported to be normal with the escape rocket separating 120 seconds after launch when the rocket was travelling 1,300 m/s (4300 ft/s). Sixteen seconds later the four booster rockets separated at an altitude of 52 km (32 mi). The payload fairing and first stage detached 200 seconds after launch. The second stage burned for a further 383 seconds and the spacecraft separated from the rocket 200 km (120 mi) above the Yellow Sea. The spacecraft then used its own propulsion system to place it into a 211 km by 345 km (131 by 214 statute miles) orbit, with an inclination of 42.4 degrees, about 21 minutes after launch.[3] At 01:39 UTC Chen Bingde, the Chief Commander of the Chinese space program, announced the launch was successful. The crew ate their first meal in space at 03:11 UTC.
Before the , the launch time had been the object of speculation by the Chinese media. For several months before the planned launch its time was only given as mid-October, or even late-September. Then on September 23 it was reported by the Hong Kong-based news agency China News Service that the launch was tentatively scheduled for 03:00 UTC on October 13. This launch time was confirmed two weeks later by Jiang Jingshan, a member of the Chinese Academy of Engineering. But then on October 10 an official from the technical department of the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center said the launch was then scheduled for 01:00 UTC on October 12. This new launch time could have been designed to dodge the cold weather which had been forecast to hit the area.[4] Assembly of the rocket was reported complete on September 26.[5] On October 4, the Shenzhou 6 spacecraft was attached to the CZ-2F rocket, also known as Shenjian.[6]
Unlike the unmanned Shenzhou , Shenzhou 5 and 6 were launched during daylight hours to provide greater safety in case of abort. The launch was televised live with China Central Television selling advertising for RMB¥2.56 million (US$316,000) for five seconds, to RMB¥8.56 million (US$1 million) for 30 seconds.[7] A video camera had been added to the rocket and images of it were broadcast during the ascent and the separation of the Shenzhou spacecraft. INFO: WIKIPEDIA CUTS.
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The crew arrived at the spacecraft about 2 hours and 45 minutes before the launch and the hatch closed 30 minutes after their arrival. At 01:00:03.583 UTC on October 12 rom the launch pad at Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center. The launch phase was reported to be normal with the escape rocket separating 120 seconds after launch when the rocket was travelling 1,300 m/s (4300 ft/s). Sixteen seconds later the four booster rockets separated at an altitude of 52 km (32 mi). The payload fairing and first stage detached 200 seconds after launch. The second stage burned for a further 383 seconds and the spacecraft separated from the rocket 200 km (120 mi) above the Yellow Sea. The spacecraft then used its own propulsion system to place it into a 211 km by 345 km (131 by 214 statute miles) orbit, with an inclination of 42.4 degrees, about 21 minutes after launch.[3] At 01:39 UTC Chen Bingde, the Chief Commander of the Chinese space program, announced the launch was successful. The crew ate their first meal in space at 03:11 UTC.
Before the , the launch time had been the object of speculation by the Chinese media. For several months before the planned launch its time was only given as mid-October, or even late-September. Then on September 23 it was reported by the Hong Kong-based news agency China News Service that the launch was tentatively scheduled for 03:00 UTC on October 13. This launch time was confirmed two weeks later by Jiang Jingshan, a member of the Chinese Academy of Engineering. But then on October 10 an official from the technical department of the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center said the launch was then scheduled for 01:00 UTC on October 12. This new launch time could have been designed to dodge the cold weather which had been forecast to hit the area.[4] Assembly of the rocket was reported complete on September 26.[5] On October 4, the Shenzhou 6 spacecraft was attached to the CZ-2F rocket, also known as Shenjian.[6]
Unlike the unmanned Shenzhou , Shenzhou 5 and 6 were launched during daylight hours to provide greater safety in case of abort. The launch was televised live with China Central Television selling advertising for RMB¥2.56 million (US$316,000) for five seconds, to RMB¥8.56 million (US$1 million) for 30 seconds.[7] A video camera had been added to the rocket and images of it were broadcast during the ascent and the separation of the Shenzhou spacecraft. INFO: WIKIPEDIA CUTS.
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Shenzhou 6
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People's Republic of China's 2nd manned spaceflight in 2005. Astronauts Nie and Fei were in space for a couple of days before descending on earth.
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神舟6号轨道 shenzhou 6 flight path
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The flight path of Shenzhou 6
The flight path of Shenzhou 6
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Shenzhou 6 launch
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Shenzhou 6, China's second manned mission. Launched on Oct 12, 2005. It was a five day mission commanded by Fèi Jùnlóng with flight engineer Niè Haishèng.The crew were able to change out of their new lighter space suits, conduct scientific experiments, and enter the orbital module for the first time. It landed in the Siziwang Banner of Inner Mongolia on 16 October 2005, the same site as the previous manned and unmanned Shenzhou flights.
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Shenzhou 6 launch
An Orbiter Film
Shenzhou 6, China's second manned mission. Launched on Oct 12, 2005. It was a five day mission commanded by Fèi Jùnlóng with flight engineer Niè Haishèng.The crew were able to change out of their new lighter space suits, conduct scientific experiments, and enter the orbital module for the first time. It landed in the Siziwang Banner of Inner Mongolia on 16 October 2005, the same site as the previous manned and unmanned Shenzhou flights.
Orbiter Space Flight Simulator 2010
by Martin Schweiger
Shenzhou v1.01
by Majortom
Shenzhou Soundpack
by Cosmos
Scenario original from add-on
Shenzhou v1.01, Shenzhou 6 launch
by Majortom
Musics:
BS - Haze (Zero Gravity 2010 mix) (CC)
DJ John - Speed remix by DJ John
vs. Paul Oakenfold (CC)
SBUT - 2015 Club Edit (CC)
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Many thanks to the
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Shenzhou-10 Landing 6/26/2013
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The Shenzhou 9 re-entry capsule carrying astronauts Jing Haipeng, Liu Wang and China's first female astronaut Liu Yang has landed safely in central Inner Mongol...
The Shenzhou 9 re-entry capsule carrying astronauts Jing Haipeng, Liu Wang and China's first female astronaut Liu Yang has landed safely in central Inner Mongolia. It marks an end of a mission that put the country's first woman in space, and completed a manual docking test critical to its goal of building a space station by 2020.
A huge milestone for China's space technology development.
The capsule touched down at around 10am local time Friday morning.
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The Shenzhou 9 re-entry capsule carrying astronauts Jing Haipeng, Liu Wang and China's first female astronaut Liu Yang has landed safely in central Inner Mongolia. It marks an end of a mission that put the country's first woman in space, and completed a manual docking test critical to its goal of building a space station by 2020.
A huge milestone for China's space technology development.
The capsule touched down at around 10am local time Friday morning.
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神舟六号的发射全过程 神六载人航天飞行 Shenzhou 6 launch Orbiter Simulation
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Yeah, what up with it ya'll(powerballin')
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I hope you liked it and enjoy it (you know)
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This your boy Chingy
And matter of fact,
I wanna shout out everybody who had something to do with this album
The Features of the album
Lil Wayne, Snoop Dogg, Nate Dogg, David Banner, The Git It Boyz, Boozie, The O.G.
Risk Money One and I also wanna thank Ms. Janet Jackson, you dig?
aight aight
You know what I'm saying?
And look, I wanna thank the whole St. Louis for supporting they boy to stand on from day 1
I gotta shout out all the sides, the northside, the westside, the eastside, southside you know
good fellow
Grand, King's Highway, Natural Bridge
All the sides of St. Louis dirty
You know I'm representing the STL
And I also wanna thank
Capitol Record, you know what I'm saying
For holding it down from the first album to the second album Powerballin'
Everybody that had something to do with this album
Capitol Record I appreciate it
I also wanna say I got love
I wanna thank DTP, its good
What's up Ludacris
Yes, and I also wanna say
you know, my record company slot-a-lot
we bout to be dropping alot u dig?
The Git It Boyz, Boozie, Risk Money O.G. 1
And on and on and on and on
But I also wanna thank all the radio station world-wide
For supporting they boys, ranning their voice, feeling they boys, giving your boys a rotation, Yea
And I also wanna thank all the stores
Ma impala stores, retails store
all that for holding it down
selling the c.d.s its good, yes
your boy Chingy,
GIt It Boyz, Got the third album coming out real soon
You gon' know about that
look out for the Hood Starz album by the Git It Boyz
You know, shout out to the Trak Starz
They in da building Buck Ban and Zoe
Uh, you know how we do it dirty
STL thats right thats right
I wanna thank all my loving nieces
u dig? I wanna thank the nephews
u understand what i'm saying
i wanna thank my son, my cute baby
thats right, u dig?
and i also wanna thank my mama, my daddy,
my grandmama, my granddaddy, rest in peace
and i wanna dedicate this album to my cousin locked up
Cojack, Capon, Rag, Ron
Sweatin' all my people in da cell thats holding it down
and also my people thats resting in peace
Tommy Von, Roc, My grandpa Jack, nails, slim, the gang of people dirty
thats how we do this
i dedicate this to anyone that was locked up
powerballin, i hope u like the album, hope u got the album and appreciate the album u dig?
but be on the lookout cause the GIt It Boyz c.d.s coming
photo: AP / DHA
ISIS child bomber stripped of explosive belt by police
Edit NZ Herald 22 Aug 2016
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Doctors remove 40 knives from man's stomach in India
Edit CNN 22 Aug 2016
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Why Americans Love Donald Trump’s Chaotic Candidacy
Edit WorldNews.com 22 Aug 2016
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Philippines Foreign Secretary: We're not leaving the U.N.
Edit CNN 22 Aug 2016
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Closing ceremony: Rio passes Olympic flag to Tokyo (and Super Mario)
Edit CNN 22 Aug 2016
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Rental companies expand fleets ahead of likely changes (Beijing Municipal Government)
Edit Public Technologies 22 Aug 2016
(Source. Beijing Municipal Government). With cities across China putting restrictions on new car purchases, hire sector is expecting a bright future ... But it said a 27 percent compound average growth rate would be possible by 2018 ... Car Inc provided its affiliate, Shenzhou Zhuanche, with 19,883 units of long-term leasing vehicles for online chauffeured car hailing services, together with short-term leasing cars for peak-time operations....
Progress of Industrial Bases EnergizedBeilun’s Economy (Ningbo Municipal Government)
Edit Public Technologies 19 Aug 2016
In the first six month, three projects were finished to clear out the old firms to make room for the new which in this case were Qiangxun Technology, Shenzhou Logistics and Tayko New Material; ten enterprises successfully applied for their robot labor projects; moreover, a district e-commerce industrial base, an e-business incubation base and a ......
China is about to launch an un-hackable satellite — and take the lead in a new space race
Edit Business Insider 15 Aug 2016
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The Twilight of China’s Online Consumer Paradise
Edit Bloomberg 11 Aug 2016
For the past year, Li Weiling has been living large on the cheap in Beijing, courtesy of deep-pocketed investors from around the world. . The 30-year-old advertising professional’s been swinging like a sultan on a salary of just 6,000 yuan ($903) a month ... And it’s probably too good to last. Startups backed by Baidu Inc., Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. and Tencent Holdings Ltd ... to Japan ... It worked ... Users of Shenzhou Zhuanche, a.k.a ... ....
China prepares for new round of manned space missions (Beijing Municipal Government)
Edit Public Technologies 08 Aug 2016
The rockets expected to carry China's second orbiting space lab Tiangong-2 and the Shenzhou-11 manned spacecraft into space have been delivered to Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in northwest China....
An Expert Team from CASC Visited Liaoning Zhongwang Group (China Zhongwang Holdings Ltd)
Edit Public Technologies 02 Aug 2016
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Closer Look: Will Anti-trust Regulators Slam the Brakes on Uber-Didi Deal?
Edit Caixin Online 02 Aug 2016
The Ministry of Commerce says merger needs government approval, while experts say the way authorities define the car-hailing industry is key to determining monopoly status ... In the first three months of this year, Didi received more than 85 percent of all online car-booking orders, followed by Uber China and two other domestic players, Yidao Yongche and Shenzhou Zhuanche, according to Internet information provider CNIT Research ... ....
Chinese tracking ship Yuanwang-7 starts maiden voyage (The Central People's Government of the People's Republic of China)
Edit Public Technologies 27 Jul 2016
The three will carry out 10 missions in the Pacific and Indian oceans, including maritime tracking of the manned spaceflight Shenzhou-11, in the latter half of this year, according to the ship's officer. Shenzhou-11 will carry two astronauts to dock with Tiangong-2, China's second orbiting space lab, set to launch in the fall, allowing two ......
China debuts new carrier rocket (Beijing Municipal Government)
Edit Public Technologies 27 Jul 2016
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UNESCO science report 2015 (The Central People's Government of the People's Republic of China)
Edit Public Technologies 26 Jul 2016
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