What was the name of China's first spaceship flying into space?

What was the name of China's first spaceship flying into space? Shenzhou-1 spacecraft.

Shenzhou-1 spacecraft is the first unmanned experimental spacecraft launched in China's manned space program. The spacecraft was launched from Jiuquan Space Launch Site at 6 am on June 20th. The launch mission was undertaken by the Long March II F manned space rocket, which was developed on the basis of the Long March -2F bundled rocket. Ten minutes after the launch and ignition, the ship and arrow separated and entered the scheduled orbit accurately. After the spacecraft was put into orbit, the ground monitoring and control center and survey ships distributed in the Pacific Ocean and Indian Ocean tracked and controlled the spacecraft. In the same place, the life support system and attitude control system in the spacecraft were also tested.

At 3: 00 a.m. Beijing time1999165438+1October 2 1, the ground command center issued a return instruction to the spacecraft, and the Shenzhou-1 spacecraft was in Beijing time. 1999165438+1October 2 1 successfully landed at the landing site in central inner Mongolia at 3 am. The spaceship flew in space for 2 1 hour.

Spacecraft consists of orbital module, return module and propulsion module.

Orbital module is the place where astronauts live and work.

The return capsule is the command and control center of the spacecraft, and astronauts return to the ground on it.

The propulsion module, also known as the power module, provides energy and power for the spacecraft to fly and return in orbit.

The experimental flight is not manned, mainly to verify relevant innovative technologies.

It is the first flight of China's manned spaceflight project, which indicates that China has made a major breakthrough in manned spaceflight technology and is an important milestone in China's space history.

Who is the astronaut who went into space by spaceship in China? Yang Liwei

At 9: 00 Beijing time on June 65438+1October 65438+May 2003, Yang Liwei went into space for the first time on the Shenzhou 5 spacecraft carried by the Long March II F rocket, becoming the first astronaut of the people of China.