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China Recovers Rocket Stage on Land for First Time After Earlier Sea Recovery

China has recovered a rocket stage on land for the first time, following an earlier recovery at sea, officials said.

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China Recovers Rocket Stage on Land for First Time After Earlier Sea Recovery

China has successfully recovered a rocket stage on land for the first time, following an earlier recovery at sea. The achievement marks progress in the country’s efforts to develop reusable launch technology and reduce spaceflight costs. Engineers guided the stage back to a designated landing area after launch, allowing teams to inspect and retrieve it. The earlier sea recovery demonstrated China’s ability to manage controlled returns over water. Further tests will determine whether land recovery can become routine in practice.

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