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A Chinese rocket company is gearing up for another attempt to land and reuse a massive orbital booster, bringing SpaceX-style space travel closer to reality in Asia. After a dramatic near-miss in December, they're ready to try again.
A Beijing startup just became the first private Chinese company to land a rocket after an orbital launch. LandSpace's Zhuque-3 touched down on solid ground with landing legs, marking a major milestone in China's push toward reusable spaceflight.
Just days after a rocket explosion grounded its fleet, China successfully completed back-to-back space missions, proving its space program's resilience. The launches included 24 internet satellites and a satellite for the United Arab Emirates.
Thousands of Australians looked up Tuesday night to see a glowing ball of light streaking across the sky, captured on cameras from Queensland to New South Wales. The spectacular sight was a Chinese rocket passing overhead on its way to orbit, giving stargazers an unexpected show.
Spacety, a Chinese satellite manufacturer, just secured $190 million to expand its operations and bring more Earth observation capabilities online. The company is also preparing for a public stock offering as China's commercial space industry continues its rapid growth.
Private companies now account for more than half of China's rocket launches, marking a major shift in the country's space ambitions. The commercial space boom signals a new era where innovation is coming from beyond government programs.
China just opened a state-backed research institute focused on artificial intelligence computing in space, signaling that the global tech race is literally moving beyond Earth. The move comes as both superpowers look to space as the solution to energy limits facing ground-based AI data centers.
China is racing to launch six new reusable rockets in the coming months, marking a major leap in affordable space access. The surge of state and commercial launches aims to ease bottlenecks and boost the country's growing satellite networks.
A Chinese startup is racing to launch a massive reusable rocket that could carry 21,500 kg to orbit while cutting costs and waste. Orienspace just secured hundreds of millions in funding and is preparing to go public as China's commercial space industry takes flight.