> "worse even than ISS, where the entire station (6 people) does something like 35 hours/week of science." You may have seen China launching their youngest eve

> "worse even than ISS, where the entire station (6 people) does something like 35 hours/week of science." You may have seen China launching their youngest ever crew to their space station this week, and I noticed the quotes from the three crew members: "I'm solely focused on the mission, on how to accomplish the mission successfully. I have to get prepared every minute, every second, and this was my aspiration when I joined the Air Force, and that aspiration has never changed," said Tang Hongbo, Commander. "I feel that I am fully prepared physically, mentally and technically. I am confident to complete this upcoming flight mission. In fact, to be honest, I can't wait to carry out the mission now." - Tang Shengjie, Operator. "Talking about the roles and responsibilities, I will try my best to complete the routine maintenance of the space station" - Jiang Xinlin, Operator. One of those sounds less exciting than the others. [1] https://news.cgtn.com/news/2023-10-25/China-unveils-Shenzhou-17-crew-for-space-station-mission-1obkmdpDOx2/index.html https://news.cgtn.com/news/2023-10-25/China-unveils-Shenzhou...