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China's LandSpace lands rocket booster; joins SpaceX, Blue Origin with reusable tech

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By Shi Bu, Ethan Wang, Joe Cash Verified
| Philippines Today
Add GMA on Google Make this your preferred source to get more updates from this publisher on Google. BEIJING - 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 US in reusable rockets.
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China's LandSpace lands rocket booster; joins SpaceX, Blue Origin with reusable tech

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By Shi Bu, Ethan Wang, Joe Cash Verified
| dzrh.com.ph
By Shi Bu, Ethan Wang and Joe Cash BEIJING, Aug 19 (Reuters) - 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.
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Chinese firm lands booster in reusable rocket milestone

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By Shi Bu, Ethan Wang, Joe Cash Verified
| Perth Now Verified
Chinese startup LandSpace has 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 US in reusable rockets. The ability to return, recover and reuse a booster is crucial to reduce cost and make it easier to put satellites into orbit, turning space exploration into a commercially viable business similar to civil aviation.
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