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#Shenzhou20 spaceship smashed a record — carrying the largest amount of cargo ever returned to Earth in a single mission! 📦 So how did the Shenzhou-21 crew pack and store all that gear before sending it home? Here's an exclusive video showing every step of this unmanned return.

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