The Chinese manned spacecraft Shenzhou-13 entered orbit.
Footage of the launch vehicle’s launch appeared on the Internet.
The spacecraft launched from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center yesterday and reached the main module of the National Orbital Station this morning.
As foreign Internet sites write, the cosmonauts entered the Tianhe main module approximately three hours after docking and 9.5 hours after the rocket was launched from Earth.
The three cosmonauts will stay on the station for six months. They will be engaged in station maintenance and scientific experiments.
It is planned that during this time the cosmonauts will go into outer space three times.
This is already the 21st manned mission of the People’s Republic of China into space, and the second as part of the construction of this orbital station.
