Chinese astronaut lectures in the universe
On the morning of June 20, astronaut Vuong A Binh, the second Chinese woman flying into space, gave a lecture on the earth's orbit.
Wang Áping used a ball and rope to illustrate the movement of the pendulum in the universe.(Photo: CCTV)
More than 60 million students at about 80,000 schools across China track Ms. Wang's lecture on national television on June 20. She will lecture on the weightless environment, the surface tension of the liquid, the concepts of mass, Newton's laws, Xinhua News Agency.
"Hello everyone. I'm Vuong A Binh. I will lecture today," said Ms. Wang.
About 330 Chinese students and teachers await Wang Aping's lecture at a high school in Beijing City on June 20.(Photo: Xinhua News Agency)
First Wang illustrated the movement of the pendulum in a vacuum. She then uses a static gyroscope and a moving gyroscope to illustrate their movement in the universe.
In the next experiment, Vuong A Binh created a thin film of water with a water bag and a metal ring in the Thien Cung 1 module on June 20 morning. She explained to the students on earth that the surface tension of water increased in space many times larger than on Earth. Then she made a second film of water and poured water into the membrane. Immediately the water membrane turned into a water ball.
Ms. Wang used the body of a male colleague to illustrate the movement in the universe.(Photo: CCTV)
Than Chau 10 spacecraft brought astronaut Vuong A Binh and two male colleagues to Thien Cung 1 on 11/6. Two devices connected to each other two days later. Three astronauts will work on Thien Cung 1 for 15 days. During that time, the train performed once automatically and once connected by hand to Thien Cung 1.
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