Over the last few weeks, China has remained busy with both launching rockets and announcing news, as the country outlined its ambitious plans for its upcoming Lunar program, in which they hope to land a taikonaut on the surface of the Moon by 2030.
What’s more, China launched a rideshare mission on an all-solid rocket and LandSpace is preparing to launch ZhuQue-2 again in hopes of winning the title of the first methane rocket to ever reach orbit.
China is starting to increase its launch cadence again after a slow start to 2023.…
China has launched two more missions to orbit, bringing its launch count in January to…
With two launches now under its belt, China joins the US as the second nation…
With launch numbers 63 and 64 just before the end of this year, China finishes…
Another busy week of rocket launches in China has come to a close. On Wednesday,…
With Monday’s launch of the Shiyan-20A satellite aboard a Chang Zheng 4C rocket, China has…
The China Aerospace Science Corporation (CASC) successfully launched the classified Shiyan-20C satellite to low Earth…
China has launched three rockets, from two different launch sites, in under 50 hours. The…
China successfully kicked off 2022 with the launch of the classified Shiyan-13 payload from the…
China launched a pair of satellites called Shiyan-12-01 and Shiyan-12-02 on board a Chang Zheng…
The private Chinese launch company ExPace, a subsidiary of the state-owned China Aerospace Science and…
