On May 29, the tenth batch of space science test samples from the China Space Station successfully returned with the Shenzhou-22 spacecraft. In the early morning of the 30th, some experimental samples arrived in Beijing and were delivered to scientists for follow-up research. This batch of returned scientific experimental samples involved 23 experimental projects in life science, materials, and combustion, including 9 life test samples, 12 material test samples, and 2 combustion test samples, with a total weight of about 41 kg. Currently, life science experimental samples such as artificial embryos and brain organs have been transferred to the Space Application Engineering and Technology Center of the Chinese Academy of Sciences.

On May 29, the tenth batch of space science test samples from the China Space Station successfully returned with the Shenzhou-22 spacecraft. In the early morning of the 30th, some experimental samples arrived in Beijing and were delivered to scientists for follow-up research. This batch of returned scientific experimental samples involved 23 experimental projects in life science, materials, and combustion, including 9 life test samples, 12 material test samples, and 2 combustion test samples, with a total weight of about 41 kg. Currently, life science experimental samples such as artificial embryos and brain organs have been transferred to the Space Application Engineering and Technology Center of the Chinese Academy of Sciences.