Gui Haichao
655
Gui Haichao
b. Nov 1, 1986
LIFE FORM
Gender
Occupation
University Professor, Pilot
MISSIONS
1
TIME IN SPACE
153D:22H:41M
SPACEWALKS
-
SPACEWALK TIME
-
Gui Haichao
655
Gui Haichao
b. Nov 1, 1986
LIFE FORM
Gender
Occupation
University Professor, Pilot
MISSIONS
1
TIME IN SPACE
153D:22H:41M
SPACEWALKS
-
SPACEWALK TIME
-
Badges
Crossed Kármán Line
Crossed Kármán Line
This astronaut crossed the Kármán Line (100 km), the internationally accepted boundary of space.
TSS Visitor
TSS Visitor
This astronaut has visited the Tiangong Space Station.
Bio

Gui Haichao, born in November 1986, is the first Chinese civilian in space and was also selected as a member of China's third batch of astronauts in 2020, serving as a payload specialist.

"The word 'astronaut' was sacred and far from me in the past, and I've been dreaming of moving my research work into space one day," he said. "I didn't hesitate to sign up when I learned in 2018 that the country was about to select payload specialists."

With Gui's arrival, the space station will welcome its first payload specialist.

WIKIPEDIA EXCERPT
Gui Haichao (born November 1986) is a Chinese pilot, researcher and professor selected as part of the Shenzhou program. Unlike all earlier taikonauts, Gui is a civilian who has not enlisted in the People's Liberation Army Astronaut Corps.