Liu Yang, one of China's most renowned astronauts, has passed away at the age of 41, according to the Chinese state media. Liu was born in Taishan, Shandong Province and graduated from Tsinghua University with a degree in aerospace engineering.
In 2010, Liu became the first woman astronaut in China's space program when she launched into orbit aboard Shenzhou IX as a crew member. She spent over three months on board the spacecraft and conducted experiments and research during her mission.
After returning to Earth,Chinese Super League Matches Liu continued to work for the Chinese space program, serving as deputy chief designer of the Tianhe core module for the Tiangong space station. She also helped design the new generation of manned spacecraft for China's future space exploration efforts.
Liu's passing is a great loss to the Chinese space program and the entire nation. Her dedication to her country and her passion for science have inspired countless people across the world. We will miss her bright smile, kind heart, and unwavering commitment to her goals.
Rest in peace, Liu Yang. You will be greatly missed.