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Starship's fifth test flight confirmed that Mechazilla is not just a new landing method, but also the key to unlocking a future of reusable rockets.
At least seven Chinese companies are trying to close the gap with SpaceX to achieve similar success with reusable rockets.
China has introduced a reusable rocket concept in which the first stage is caught by a clamp on return, and the second stage lands vertically.
China on October 29 revealed the design of the Haolong spacecraft, a commercial spacecraft used for low-cost cargo trips to the space station.
On the evening of September 27, China successfully launched Shijian-19, the country's first reusable and recoverable experimental satellite, into space.
The E-2, a 3D-printed rocket engine developed by the US private space company Launcher Light, passes its first maximum thrust test.
US space launch service provider Rocket Lab is intending to implement a 'crazy' plan to pick up a booster rocket when the vehicle launches back to Earth from space.
Plastic is almost everywhere in life, and you can even chew it every day like gum. How serious is the problem of plastic waste?
China is researching and developing a two-stage booster rocket system similar to the billionaire's reusable Starship cargo spaceship.
The startup Orienspace has raised more than $100 million to develop a new series of rockets, one of which is reusable.
The American company develops a new spaceplane that can be fully reused, takes off on a runway and flies in a 5-day orbit.
Scientists have created a new type of ice with a composition of more than 90% water, which is antibacterial and reusable many times.
Israeli researchers announced the invention of a reusable respirator that could kill SARS-CoV-2 virus causing Covid-19 acute respiratory infections by heat.
Elon Musk aims to send 100 people to Moon and Mars at the same time with a fully reusable Starship rocket and spacecraft model.
The Falcon 9 rocket propulsion deck was brought from the Atlantic into the Florida port by the SpaceX's unmanned 'Of Course I Still Love You'.