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Chinese rocket Zhuque-3 is set for its second launch tonight, with a booster recovery attempt. If it succeeds, China will have its second reusable rocket. Is China catching up with the U.S. in reusable launch technology?

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China launched the reusable rocket Zhuque-3 on Wednesday morning, achieving its first recovery of a rocket's first stage on land. #Zhuque-3
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China launched the reusable rocket Zhuque-3 on Wednesday morning, achieving its first recovery of a rocket's first stage on land. #Zhuque-3

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China on Wednesday achieved its first rocket recovery on land with the launch of Zhuque-3. Watch video:
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China's reusable Zhuque-3 rocket completed its first test flight. China will catch up to SpaceX faster than one imagines. ＃Space ＃China
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China's reusable Zhuque-3 rocket completed its first test flight. China will catch up to SpaceX faster than one imagines. ＃Space ＃China

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China has successfully tested a reusable first stage for its Long March-10A rocket using a unique net-based recovery system at sea. Unlike SpaceX, which lands its boosters directly on a drone ship, China recovered the booster with a specially designed offshore platform fitted with a large capture net, marking a different approach to reusable launch technology. Reusable rockets can dramatically reduce launch costs by allowing expensive rocket stages to be flown multiple times. China plans to use the Long March-10 family for future crewed lunar missions, making this technology an important step toward its long-term space ambitions. Could this new recovery method become a serious alternative to SpaceX's reusable rocket system? #China #SpaceX #elonmusk #Falcon9 #ISRO

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China launched the reusable rocket Zhuque-3 on Wednesday morning, achieving its first recovery of a rocket's first stage on land. #XinhuaNews
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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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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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Congratulations! LandSpace China's #Zhuque3 reusable rocket recovered its first-stage on August 19. This is China's first successful flight verification of land recovery for the first stage of a #reusable launch vehicle.
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Congratulations! LandSpace China's #Zhuque3 reusable rocket recovered its first-stage on August 19. This is China's first successful flight verification of land recovery for the first stage of a #reusable launch vehicle.

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A Chinese breakthrough shaking up the reusable rocket race! On August 19, 2026, China successfully completed a full mission with the ZhuQue-3 Y2, marking a major step toward the era of reusable rockets. The rocket lifted off from the Dongfeng Commercial Space Innovation Pilot Zone. About 137 seconds later, the two stages separated, with the second stage continuing its flight and successfully placing the Honghu-03 satellite into its designated orbit. But the biggest moment came next: the first stage followed its planned trajectory back to Earth and performed a successful soft landing on land at LandSpace Landing Site No. 1 in Minqin County, Gansu, marking China’s first successful land-based recovery of this type. A rocket that launches, delivers its payload into orbit, then comes back and stands on the ground — this is China building the next generation of reusable launch vehicles.
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Chinese startup LandSpace successfully landed the booster of its Zhuque-3 rocket in Gansu province on its second attempt, joining SpaceX and Blue Origin as the only private companies to recover an orbital-class booster
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NEW: Chinese startup LandSpace on Wednesday recovered the first stage of its Zhuque-3 rocket, joining SpaceX and Blue Origin as the only private companies to land ‌an orbital-class booster and narrowing China's gap with the U.S. in reusable rockets, Reuters reported

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BREAKING: China becomes the first country in the world to recover orbital launch rockets through two different methods, with one recovery taking place at sea and the other on land. This is an important step for China's reusable rocket program and its push to make satellite launches cheaper.
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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.
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