According to news on November 19, according to China Manned Spaceflight’s official WeChat account, the 2024 manned spaceflight mission logo solicitation has come to an end. today,The China Manned Space Engineering Office released the four mission logos for the 2024 Tianzhou 7 mission, Tianzhou 8 mission, Shenzhou 18 manned mission, and Shenzhou 19 manned mission.
The logo incorporates elements such as traditional cloud patterns and Chinese dragons, and the number of stars corresponds to the mission number.
in,The logo of the Shenzhou 19th manned mission is a red, yellow, and blue circular logo composed of the Chinese space station, the Shenzhou manned spacecraft, the earth, and the starry sky.
The number "19" incorporates elements of the Chinese dragon and dances upward. There are nineteen stars in the surrounding area, corresponding to the Shenzhou 19th manned mission.
On August 31, 2023, the China Manned Space Engineering Office issued an announcement that from now until 24:00 on September 30, it will publicly collect logos for 4 missions from the public.
According to the 2024 annual flight mission plan, my country will launch the Tianzhou-7 and Tianzhou-8 cargo spacecraft from the Wenchang Space Launch Site in Hainan, and dock at the rear ports of the core module respectively after liftoff.
It is mainly used for upbound astronaut resident materials, extravehicular suits and other ex-vehicle consumable materials, maintenance spare parts and propellants to ensure the safe operation of the platform, various loads and samples for application tasks, and downbound on-orbit waste.
It is planned to launch the Shenzhou 18 and Shenzhou 19 manned spacecraft from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center. Each flight crew will consist of three astronauts.
After liftoff, it is docked at the radial and forward ports of the core module respectively. Its main tasks are to carry out astronaut egress activities and cargo airlock egress missions, continue to carry out space science experiments and technical tests, and carry out important activities such as platform management, astronaut support related work, and science education.