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Development of Technologies of Extravehicular Activities

Pang Zhihao

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Extravehicular activities(EVA) require advanced and complex hardware, such as airlock module and extravehicular spacesuit.In the past 40 years, EVA technology sees a rapid development through the effort in Soviet Union/Russia, the United States and other countries.China's first astronauts will carry out EVA, which makes China the world's No.3 country for a full independent EVA.

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Extravehicular activities(EVA) require advanced and complex hardware, such as airlock module and extravehicular spacesuit.In the past 40 years, EVA technology sees a rapid development through the effort in Soviet Union/Russia, the United States and other countries.China's first astronauts will carry out EVA, which makes China the world's No.3 country for a full independent EVA.

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Extravehicular activities(EVA) require advanced and complex hardware, such as airlock module and extravehicular spacesuit.In the past 40 years, EVA technology sees a rapid development through the effort in Soviet Union/Russia, the United States and other countries.China's first astronauts will carry out EVA, which makes China the world's No.3 country for a full independent EVA.

Key concepts: Soviet union, Space suit, China, Aeronautics, Engineering, Space Shuttle, Simulation, Aerospace engineering

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