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Big moment today as Long March 10B achieved China's first ever controlled rocket recovery & did it at the sea no less. Is Landspace & ZQ-3 next?

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China achieved its first-ever controlled recovery of a launch vehicle’s first stage, as the first stage of its Long March 10B carrier rocket launched on Friday was successfully captured on a seaborne platform via a net-capture system, which also marked the world’s first net-based recovery of a launch vehicle.

China achieved its first-ever controlled recovery of a launch vehicle’s first stage, as the first stage of its Long March 10B carrier rocket launched on Friday was successfully captured on a seaborne platform via a net-capture system, which also marked the world’s first net-based recovery of a launch vehicle.

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🙋‍♀️China has achieved its first-ever controlled recovery of a rocket booster! On the maiden flight of Long March-10B, the rocket successfully placed its payload into orbit, and its first stage returned and was captured by a net system on a seaborne platform.

🙋‍♀️China has achieved its first-ever controlled recovery of a rocket booster! On the maiden flight of Long March-10B, the rocket successfully placed its payload into orbit, and its first stage returned and was captured by a net system on a seaborne platform.

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China's Long March 10B carrier rocket lifted off from the Hainan commercial space launch site at 12:15 pm on Friday. Approximately six minutes after the separation of the rocket's first and second stages, the first stage made a vertical return and was successfully recovered by an offshore recovery platform, marking China's first successful implementation of controlled recovery of a launch vehicle’s first stage, as well as the world’s first net-based recovery of a launch vehicle.

China's Long March 10B carrier rocket lifted off from the Hainan commercial space launch site at 12:15 pm on Friday. Approximately six minutes after the separation of the rocket's first and second stages, the first stage made a vertical return and was successfully recovered by an offshore recovery platform, marking China's first successful implementation of controlled recovery of a launch vehicle’s first stage, as well as the world’s first net-based recovery of a launch vehicle.

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Liftoff, splashdown – and caught by a giant net at sea. China's Long March-10B just completed its maiden flight, with its first stage booster successfully recovered at sea. It's a world first for net-based rocket recovery – and a giant leap for reusable space tech.

Liftoff, splashdown – and caught by a giant net at sea. China's Long March-10B just completed its maiden flight, with its first stage booster successfully recovered at sea. It's a world first for net-based rocket recovery – and a giant leap for reusable space tech.

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Up it went—and back it came. 🚀 The first stage of China's Zhuque-3 Y2 rocket achieved the country's first land-based controlled recovery, marking a major step forward in reusable rocket technology. #China #SpaceTech #Innovation

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For the first time, China has successfully launched and recovered the first stage of its new Long March 10B rocket. The booster was caught by a tensioned steel net on an autonomous recovery vessel. China is now the second nation (after the US) that has successfully recovered the first stage of an orbital-class rocket. Long March 10B Rocket: • Height: 70.2 meters (230 ft) • Diameter: 5 meters (16.4 ft) • Liftoff Mass: ~740 metric tons • Low Orbit Payload Capacity: ~16,000 kg

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LandSpace's Zhuque-3 lifted off from northwest China on August 19, 2026, delivered the Honghu-03 satellite to orbit and then flew its first stage roughly 390 km downrange to a landing pad, touching down on four legs. It is China's first booster recovery on land, and it comes only six weeks after a state-built Long March 10B was snagged in a net on a ship at sea. The catch is that Zhuque-3's own first flight in December ended with the booster crashing beside the pad.

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#Watch | China has successfully recaptured the first stage of a rocket on land for the first time, state media reported Wednesday (August 19, 2026). Although this marks China's first successful recovery on land, it is the second time the country has recovered a rocket stage, following a successful recovery on a sea platform in July. Video: Reuters

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With Long March 10B, how has🇨🇳China became the world's second country, after🇺🇸US, to recover orbital booster? Unlike methods pioneered by Elon Musk's SpaceX, the Chinese mission used a first-of-its-kind, sea-based net-and-cable system to allow for a more adaptable recovery. It's a world first for net-based rocket recovery – and a giant leap for reusable space tech.

With Long March 10B, how has🇨🇳China became the world's second country, after🇺🇸US, to recover orbital booster? Unlike methods pioneered by Elon Musk's SpaceX, the Chinese mission used a first-of-its-kind, sea-based net-and-cable system to allow for a more adaptable recovery. It's a world first for net-based rocket recovery – and a giant leap for reusable space tech.

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