The reentry capsule (航天舱) 【小题1】(carry) members of the Shenzhou XII mission has landed in the Inner Mongolia autonomous region.

The capsule, 【小题2】 Nie Haisheng, Liu Boming and Tang Hongbo inside, 【小题3】(touch) down at 1:34 pm at the Dongfeng Landing Site in the Badain Jaran Desert. Ground workers sent by the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center 【小题4】 (rush) to the landing point by helicopter and are preparing to open the capsule and then help the astronauts move out.

Nie and his team spent 92 days in space since their Shenzhou XII spacecraft was launched at the Jiuquan center on June 17. They were the first inhabitants of China’s permanent space station   【小题5】 (name) Tiangong. During   【小题6】 (they) stay with Tiangong, they carried out two extravehicular (太空船外的) 【小题7】 (activity). They also performed a number of 【小题8】 (science) experiments and technological tests, and made video calls with President Xi Jinping and hundreds of researchers, teachers and students in Hong Kong.

On Thursday morning, they completed their final tasks and then left the station and returned to the Shenzhou XII spacecraft, 【小题9】 departed the station later. Upon its completion, Tiangong will be manned 【小题10】 (regular) by groups of three astronauts in periods lasting several months.

Genome editing brings many exciting possibilities. 【小题1】 is well-known to us, genes play a critical role in shaping our lives, and our own personal genome contains information that helps determine our lifespan and 【小题2】 (affect) our chances of contracting certain diseases. As a result, geneticists have been trying to identify which genes relate to which diseases, as they believe genome editing is   【小题3】 effective means of disease treatment and prevention. In the near future, it will serve as a new weapon in the fight against diseases, 【小题4】 (lead) to a fundamental change in our approach to health care. However, 【小题5】 the technology developing at a fast pace, questions arise about how to use it 【小题6】 (appropriate). Genome editing also brings us some moral problems. Therefore, many people have taken measures 【小题7】 (wrestle) with such issues. We have to find out how to keep the technology from running wild. This means putting appropriate controls in place to make sure that genome editing will work to 【小题8】 (we) advantage. If we didn’t have them, genome editing could be as dangerous as a car out of control. In a word, there 【小题9】 (be) still much to be explored and debated on genome editing. Without doubt, genome editing is one of the 【小题10】 (great) innovations in the history of science.

When it finally opened in February 2022, Dubai’s new Museum of the Future was already one of the city’s favorite 【小题1】 (build). And how could it not be? For six years, residents and visitors alike had watched curiously every step of the construction process of this shimmering silver landmark 【小题2】 (locate) on Dubai’s main highway, Sheikh Zayed Road.

The geometric skeleton really began to take shape when the calligraphy-covered metal plates 【小题3】

Upon opening, Dubai’s ruler Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum declared the 77-meter-high stainless steel torus “the most beautiful building in the world,” 【小题6】 Architectural Digest called it “【小题7】 instant (and highly Instagrammable) icon.”

“I knew it could be designed because it’s 【小题8】 (basic) like an egg, and an egg is a very strong form,” the designer Killa says, adding that throughout the ages, 【小题9】 (start) with the Pyramids in Giza and the Pantheon in Rome, many of the world’s greatest buildings were at the limits of the technology of their day. And with all the boundary-pushing technological advancements used by Killa to bring the building to life, the Museum of the Future 【小题10】 (bring) the future of architecture to life in the Dubai of today.