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UPDATED: 07:06, October 17, 2005
Taikonauts satisfied with working conditions in spacecraft
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Chinese taikonaut Fei Junlong said in Siziwang Banner, Inner Mongolia Monday morning that he and his colleague Nie Haisheng are satisfied with the working conditions in the spacecraft Shenzhou-6, which they piloted for a 115.5-hour space voyage.

Both taikonauts, who landed in the northern China grasslands at 4:33 a.m., also thanked the people of the country for their support, according to a report of China Central Television.

Source: Xinhua


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