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Galactic Energy is a significant organization in the space industry. Detailed historical information will be added soon.
This page is under development. Please check back for comprehensive history, mission details, and achievements.
Chinese commercial launch company Galactic Energy has successfully launched its Pallas-1 rocket into orbit, marking a significant milestone for the company. The debut launch paves the way for future flights, with plans to attempt first stage recovery in subsequent missions.
The city of Shanghai has commenced construction on a wharf intended to facilitate the connection between a planned commercial rocket manufacturing hub and sea-launch operations, marking a significant step towards establishing China's aerospace ambitions. This development is part of the broader "Rocket Star City" initiative, aiming to enhance China's space industry capabilities.
Chinese commercial launch firm Landspace has successfully landed its Zhuque-3 first stage and plans to reflight the recovered booster within six months, marking a significant milestone in reusable rocket technology. This achievement positions Landspace among the select few entities worldwide capable of landing an orbital-class booster on legs.
China has established a national alliance to promote the development of very low Earth orbit (VLEO) technology, as several satellites demonstrate sustained operations in orbits below 300 kilometers. This move is expected to have significant implications for the aerospace industry, particularly in the areas of Earth observation and communications.
China has shortlisted four commercial rocket companies to launch its new low-cost cargo spacecraft, Qingzhou, to the Tiangong space station in January 2027. The Qingzhou spacecraft will provide a cost-effective solution for transporting supplies to the space station, with an uplink cargo capacity of at least 1,800 kg and a downlink capacity of at least 2,600 kg.