China's 'Heavenly Place' Space Station Captured in Stunning Complete Image

China's Tiangong space station, also known as the "heavenly palace," is captured in its first complete image taken by Chinese astronauts as they left the station after a five-month stay. The station, consisting of three modules, became fully operational last year and is 180 feet long and weighs 77 tons. The crew of the Shenzhou 16 mission conducted various experiments during their stay, including growing plants and creating a fireball. Despite a parachute malfunction during descent, the crew landed safely in the Gobi Desert.