Exolaunch to deploy satellites with new universal adapter in 2026
BREMEN, Germany — German launch services provider Exolaunch will use its new Exotube adapter for six constellation launches starting in
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China performs fairing separation test for crewed moon mission rocket
BREMEN, Germany — China has taken another step toward its crewed lunar goals by successfully testing fairing separation for its
Andrew Jones
05:20
China launches first Haiyang-4 oceanography satellite
HELSINKI — China conducted its 55th orbital launch of 2024, sending the Haiyang-4 (01) oceanography satellite into a near polar
Andrew Jones
04:22
China unveils fully reusable Starship-like rocket concept
HELSINKI — China’s main space contractor has unveiled a fully reusable rocket concept, reminiscent of SpaceX’s Starship, designed to support
Andrew Jones
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China’s new rocket for crew and moon to launch in 2026
HELSINKI — China’s Long March 10A rocket is set to have its first flight in 2026, in what will be
Andrew Jones
17:26
Long March 2C launches 4 PIESAT-2 commercial radar satellites
HELSINKI — A Long March rocket launch sent four satellites into orbit late Friday to provide commercial X-band radar imaging
Andrew Jones
02:20
China chooses 2 teams to develop low-cost space station cargo spacecraft
HELSINKI — China’s human spaceflight agency has selected two proposals to develop spacecraft for low-cost space station resupply missions, echoing
Andrew Jones
04:22
China’s Deep Blue Aerospace reveals suborbital tourism plans
HELSINKI — Chinese launch startup Deep Blue Aerospace targets providing suborbital tourism flights starting in 2027. Deep Blue Aerospace is
Andrew Jones
06:44
China launches second batch of 18 satellites for Thousand Sails megaconstellation
MILAN — China successfully launched the second group of 18 satellites for the planned 14,000-satellite Thousand Sails megaconstellation Tuesday. A
Andrew Jones
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Shijian-19 reusable satellite lands after 2 weeks in space
HELSINKI — China’s first retrievable and reusable satellite returned to Earth late Thursday following two weeks of experiments in low
