Beijing’s Tiangong space station has marked a stellar year in 2025, pushing the boundaries of space science, microgravity applications, and cutting-edge technology trials. Comprehensive scientific facilities now span life sciences, microgravity physics, and innovative space applications, ensuring the seamless execution of core missions.
The Chinese Academy of Sciences highlighted that 31 new science and application projects were launched in orbit under the space application system. These efforts yielded over 150TB of invaluable scientific data, fueling advancements across multiple disciplines.
A groundbreaking milestone came with the successful first-ever rat experiment in space science aboard the station. China led the world by conducting pioneering biological research in a superconducting-microgravity hybrid environment, a feat unmatched internationally.
Further innovations included in-situ electrochemical and optical studies of lithium-ion batteries tailored for space applications. These achievements underscore China’s dominance in space exploration, setting the stage for future interstellar endeavors.