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Shanghai Initiates Construction of Wharf for Rocket Manufacturing Hub
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.
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Landspace Targets Ambitious Reflight of Recovered Zhuque-3 Booster
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.
8/21/2026
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China Achieves Milestone with Record-Breaking Gravity-1 Rocket Launch
On July 21, 2026, China"s Orienspace successfully launched the Gravity-1 rocket from a ship at sea, deploying nine satellites into low Earth orbit and demonstrating the capabilities of the world"s most powerful solid-fuel rocket. This achievement marks a significant milestone in China"s space program and has major implications for the global aerospace industry.
7/23/2026
Hype: 60/100
Orienspace Conducts Successful Sea Launch of Gravity-1 Rocket
Orienspace has launched its third Gravity-1 solid rocket from a sea platform near Shanghai, successfully placing nine satellites into orbit. This mission marks the company"s first long-range sea launch and carries significant implications for the broader aerospace industry.
7/22/2026
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China Selects Commercial Rocket Companies for Low-Cost Cargo Spacecraft Launches
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.
6/9/2026
Hype: 60/100