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Chinese astronauts stuck in space after debris damages return capsule
A group of Chinese astronauts are facing a delayed return to Earth after their spacecraft was believed to have been struck by a tiny piece of space debris.

Their return to Earth was originally scheduled for Wednesday but their mission has been temporarily extended due to “a suspected impact from tiny space debris,” the China Manned Space Agency announced.

“The decision to delay the return aims to ensure the astronauts’ safety and mission success,” the statement added.

Engineers are currently conducting impact analysis and risk assessments on the damaged spacecraft.

Their return date has been postponed indefinitely, according to state broadcaster CCTV, which offered no further details.

The three astronauts from the Shenzhou-20 mission — team leader Chen Dong, fighter pilot Chen Zhongrui and engineer Wang Jie — flew to the Tiangong space station in April and were finishing their six-month rotation.

globalnews.ca
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