Human Space Home

The space station, the floating home of humanity in the vast universe, is the intersection of technology and dreams. It is not only the forefront of scientific research, but also the starting point for human exploration of the stars and the sea. In this microgravity laboratory, we break through boundaries and conduct experiments that cannot be achieved on Earth, unlocking the mysteries of the universe. The space station is the crystallization of human intelligence, providing us with a resting place in interstellar travel and serving as a springboard for us to venture into deep space. Here, astronauts from different countries work together, demonstrating the power of international cooperation and jointly writing a new chapter for the future of humanity. The "Tiangong" space station is a national level space laboratory independently built by China. It consists of the "Tianhe" core module, the "Wentian" experimental module, and the "Mengtian" experimental module, forming a T-shaped configuration, aimed at supporting long-term manned space missions and large-scale in orbit scientific experiments. It is not only a home for Chinese astronauts to live and work in orbit, but also a platform for conducting interdisciplinary space science research.

The unit is designed for unsupervised public use: controls are recessed or shielded, moving parts are enclosed, and the interface is operable by a child of about six with no instruction. Where a screen is used, the language can be switched without changing the hardware, and the content can be replaced on site.

A space station refers to an artificial facility established in space beyond Earth, aimed at providing an environment for astronauts to work, reside, and conduct scientific research. They are important platforms that reside in space for a long time, used for exploring the universe, conducting experiments, and verifying technologies. Space stations are divided into two types: single module space stations and multi module space stations. A single module space station can be launched into orbit by a space carrier in one go, while a multi module space station is assembled by sending each module into orbit in batches by a space carrier and assembling them in space. In the space station, there must be all the facilities that people can live in, and the space station does not have the ability to return to Earth. Through various display forms such as models, scene creation, and multimedia, relevant videos showcasing the structural composition of China's space station, astronauts' extravehicular activities, spacewalks, and extravehicular operation of robotic arms, as well as an introduction to the cabin segments of the International Space Station, will be presented.