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Space Pioneer (Beijing Tianbing Technology Co., Ltd.)

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北京天兵科技有限公司

Space Pioneer (Beijing Tianbing Technology Co., Ltd.) is a Chinese aerospace company established in 2019 that focuses on developing reusable orbital rocket technology, including launch vehicles and liquid rocket engines. They aim to provide low-cost space launch services and meet the launch demands for projects like the Chinese national satellite internet and resupply missions to the Tiangong space station. Space Pioneer's key products include the Tianlong series of rockets (TL-2 and TL-3), and their customers potentially include the CNSA and commercial satellite companies. The company is also developing rocket engines such as the Tianhuo series.

commercialFounded 2019
Beijing, China
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Space Pioneer’s Tianlong-3 heavy-lift rocket failed on April 3, 2026.

PlanValue 3.5Jul 20, 2026Vikram-1: A success for India’s entire space ecosystem

Space Pioneer attempted to fly Tianlong-3 before planning to make it a partially reusable rocket in a few flights.

PlanValue 3.5Jul 10, 2026China Recovers Rocket Booster, Debuts New Launch Vehicle! [Long March 10B Y1]

Shanghai Spacesail Technologies has contracted demonstration missions to LandSpace, CAS Space, and Space Pioneer.

RelationshipsValue 4.0Jun 12, 2026Qianfan Wants 100+ New Satellites Launched by End of July

CAS Space, Space Pioneer, and LandSpace are among the companies enlisted for Qianfan demonstration launches.

PlanGeneralValue 3.0May 28, 2026Can China's Mega-Constellations Deploy Their Satellites Faster?

LandSpace’s Zhuque-3, the Shanghai Academy of Spaceflight Technology’s Long March 12A, CAS Space’s Kinetica-2, and Space Pioneer’s Tianlong-3 are operational reusable launch vehicles in China.

CapabilityGeneralValue 3.0May 27, 2026Galactic Energy's Pallas-1 Appears at Jiuquan Ahead of Debut Flight

Space Pioneer’s reusable Tianlong-3 rocket failed during its inaugural flight on April 3.

GeneralPlanValue 2.5Apr 15, 2026El cohete reutilizable chino Tianlong-3 fracasa en su vuelo inaugural por una anomalía

Space Pioneer’s June 2024 static-fire test ended when the rocket stage detached from the pad because of a structural failure and crashed near Gongyi, China.

GeneralCapabilityPlanValue 2.0Apr 15, 2026El cohete reutilizable chino Tianlong-3 fracasa en su vuelo inaugural por una anomalía

Space Pioneer raised more than 185 million euros in a financing round in June 2024.

FinancialGrowthValue 4.2Apr 15, 2026El cohete reutilizable chino Tianlong-3 fracasa en su vuelo inaugural por una anomalía

Space Pioneer's Tianlong-3 failed on its first launch attempt on April 3.

PlanValue 1.0Apr 10, 2026Just found this video of the failed 1st launch of Space Pioneer's Tianlong-3 on April 3...well this is so damn close to the launch pad that had this been a Falcon pad there would only be remote cameras around!

Space Pioneer completed the Tianlong-3 launch pad at Jiuquan.

PlanValue 3.5Apr 3, 2026With these obstacles cleared, Space Pioneer went back to prepare for 1st launch. Unlike their previous one that used mobile launch equipment, & also their previous plans of launching from Wenchang (Commercial LC-2), TL-3’s current home will be from this new pad at Jiuquan SLC:

Space Pioneer’s Tianlong-3 lifted off for its first flight at 12:17 pm China Standard Time on April 3 from a company-owned launch pad at the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center.

PlanValue 4.0Apr 3, 2026Space Pioneer's Tianlong-3 Fails During Maiden Flight From Jiuquan [Tianlong-3 Y1]

Space Pioneer’s Tianlong-3 suffered an accidental launch during a static fire test on June 30, 2024.

PlanCapabilityValue 4.0Apr 3, 2026Back then, while having an apparent advantage for large private Chinese launchers to the pad against the likes of LandSpace, Space Pioneer was still an unknown name outside of small niche of Chinese spaceflight fans. On June 30, 2024, it all changed by failed hold down posts.

Space Pioneer was preparing for a Tianlong-3 launch on April 3, 2026.

PlanValue 2.2Apr 3, 2026RT by @raz_liu: It is launch day for Tianlong-3, with T-3h until liftoff. Wishing Space Pioneer the best of luck and a successful launch! pic.

Space Pioneer is building the Tianlong-3 rocket.

PlanCapabilityGrowthValue 2.8Apr 3, 2026After arriving in orbit on try 1 (very rare for private LSPs, Orbital Sciences is the only one came to mind!), they have not flown Tianlong-2 again for now (though an upgraded version is coming soon w/ new rocket engines, the Tianlong-2G). That’s because they are building this:

Space Pioneer made more than 120 improvements to Tianlong-3 after June 2024 events.

CapabilityValue 4.0Apr 3, 2026Space Pioneer's Tianlong-3 Fails During Maiden Flight From Jiuquan [Tianlong-3 Y1]

Space Pioneer has a launch planned at the top of the hour on April 3, 2026.

PlanValue 3.8Apr 3, 2026Brave, reckless, aggressive…you name it. But Space Pioneer has a large business to chase after and a revenge to strike. Can they score another stunning success with this launch apparently planned at the top of this hour?

Space Pioneer was formed in 2019 by former staff of LandSpace.

GovernanceValue 2.0Apr 3, 2026And here’s the tale of one of the most unorthodox LSPs on planet Earth. Space Pioneer was only formed in 2019 by ex-staff from now-competitor @LandSpace_Tech. After digging into hybrid fuel rockets, they stunned me exactly 3 years ago in ‘23 w/ their 1-shot-into-orbit so far:

SPACE-PIONEER's Tianlong-3 rocket failed during its debut launch from Jiuquan.

GeneralValue 4.2Apr 3, 2026SPACE-PIONEER's highly anticipated Tianlong-3 rocket failed during its debut launch from Jiuquan hours ago.

Space Pioneer currently operates Tianlong-3 from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center and plans to move it to the Wenchang Commercial Space Launch Site.

PlanGeneralValue 3.5Apr 3, 2026Space Pioneer's Tianlong-3 Fails During Maiden Flight From Jiuquan [Tianlong-3 Y1]

The image compares Space Pioneer’s Tianlong-3 with SpaceX’s Falcon 9 and Falcon Heavy.

CapabilityGeneralValue 2.0Apr 3, 2026After arriving in orbit on try 1 (very rare for private LSPs, Orbital Sciences is the only one came to mind!), they have not flown Tianlong-2 again for now (though an upgraded version is coming soon w/ new rocket engines, the Tianlong-2G). That’s because they are building this:
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