Reusable Rocket Stage Recovery by China
Recently, China’s private aerospace company LandSpace successfully recovered the first stage of its Zhuque-3 reusable rocket on land, marking a major milestone.
- The Zhuque-3 is a reusable rocket developed by Chinese private company LandSpace.
- The recovery marked China’s first successful land-based rocket-stage recovery.
- China had earlier recovered a rocket stage at sea using a net-capture system in July 2026.
- Zhuque-3 used deployable landing legs during its first successful land recovery.
- Rocket reusability can reduce launch costs by allowing rocket stages to be used ....
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