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LandSpace

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蓝箭航天空间科技股份有限公司

LandSpace, officially LandSpace Technology Corporation, is a Chinese commercial space launch provider established in 2015 and headquartered in Beijing. As a private enterprise, LandSpace focuses on developing and operating launch vehicles, particularly those using liquid oxygen-methane propellants. Its Zhuque-2 rocket achieved a significant milestone in July 2023 by becoming the world's first methane-fueled launch vehicle to reach orbit. LandSpace aims to provide cost-effective and reliable space transportation services, contributing to the growing commercial space sector in China.

commercialFounded 2015
Beijing, China, China
www.landspace.com
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Hongqing Technology is an affiliated company of LandSpace.

Mentioned as: landspaceRelationshipsValue 2.0Jul 9, 2026CGSTL, Hongqing Technology Raise Billions of Yuan to Boost Satellite Capabilities

CAS Space’s Kinetica-2, LandSpace’s Zhuque-2E and Zhuque-3, Orienspace’s Gravity-1, and most Long March rockets can meet Qingzhou’s stated launch requirements.

Mentioned as: landspaceGeneralCapabilityValue 3.2Jul 3, 2026Qingzhou to Bring Cargo to Tiangong in Early 2027

LandSpace is reportedly targeting Zhuque-3 flight opportunities starting after the middle of July.

Mentioned as: landspacePlanGeneralValue 3.0Jun 30, 2026Zhuque-3, Long March 10B Aiming for Booster Recovery in July

LandSpace’s Zhuque-3 Y2 reusable launch vehicle completed all key pre-launch ground verification work before its next flight preparations.

Mentioned as: landspacePlanCapabilityValue 3.4Jun 30, 2026Zhuque-3, Long March 10B Aiming for Booster Recovery in July

LandSpace conducted a static fire of Zhuque-3 on June 29 that lasted over a dozen seconds and produced about 769 tons of thrust from nine TQ-12A engines burning liquid methane and liquid oxygen.

Mentioned as: landspaceCapabilityPlanValue 4.0Jun 30, 2026Zhuque-3, Long March 10B Aiming for Booster Recovery in July

LandSpace’s Zhuque-3 returned to the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center launch pad around June 19 for a second flight and first-stage booster recovery attempt.

Mentioned as: landspacePlanCapabilityGeneralValue 3.5Jun 30, 2026Zhuque-3, Long March 10B Aiming for Booster Recovery in July

LandSpace seeks to reuse a Zhuque-3 first stage by year’s end.

Mentioned as: landspacePlanValue 4.0Jun 30, 2026Zhuque-3, Long March 10B Aiming for Booster Recovery in July

LandSpace’s ZhuQue-3 Y2 reusable launch vehicle completed a static fire test on June 29, 2026 at the Dongfeng Commercial Space Innovation Pilot Zone.

Mentioned as: landspaceCapabilityPlanValue 4.0Jun 29, 2026Second Zhuque-3 launch and first stage recovery attempt is in the post.

All key pre-launch ground verification work for LandSpace’s ZhuQue-3 Y2 reusable launch vehicle has been completed, and the team will proceed with launch preparations.

Mentioned as: landspacePlanValue 3.8Jun 29, 2026Second Zhuque-3 launch and first stage recovery attempt is in the post.

LandSpace expects reusable launch vehicles to make the required orbital deployments significantly cheaper.

Mentioned as: landspaceGeneralCapabilityValue 2.3Jun 24, 2026China Moves to Manage Space-Based Computing Efforts

LandSpace expects space-based computing and other satellite deployments to require 500 launchers per year.

Mentioned as: landspacePlanGrowthValue 4.0Jun 24, 2026China Moves to Manage Space-Based Computing Efforts

LandSpace's new post implies that ZQ-3's static fire test will occur in the next few days.

Mentioned as: landspacePlanGeneralValue 3.0Jun 19, 2026Land Space's new post implies the ZQ-3's static fire test would perform in next few days.

A LandSpace official said at a United Nations event in February that Zhuque-3’s second launch was expected between April and June.

Mentioned as: landspacePlanValue 4.0Jun 18, 2026Reusable Long March 10B Has Been Stuck on the Ground Ahead of Debut

LandSpace's second Zhuque-3 is nearly ready to begin its second launch campaign.

Mentioned as: landspacePlanGrowthValue 4.0Jun 18, 2026Reusable Long March 10B Has Been Stuck on the Ground Ahead of Debut

LandSpace’s second Zhuque-3 is nearly ready to begin its second launch campaign.

Mentioned as: landspacePlanValue 3.5Jun 18, 2026Reusable Long March 10B Has Been Stuck on the Ground Ahead of Debut

A LandSpace official said at a United Nations event in February that Zhuque-3's second launch was expected between April and June.

Mentioned as: landspacePlanValue 3.8Jun 18, 2026Reusable Long March 10B Has Been Stuck on the Ground Ahead of Debut

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

Mentioned as: LandSpaceRelationshipsValue 4.0Jun 12, 2026Qianfan Wants 100+ New Satellites Launched by End of July

LandSpace's Zhuque-3 is scheduled for a launch attempt in late June 2026 and is targeting both orbital insertion and recovery, with nine liquid oxygen-methane engines, 754 tonnes of thrust, 20 reuses, and 18.3 tonnes of recovery-zone payload capacity.

Mentioned as: landspacePlanCapabilityGeneralValue 5.0Jun 10, 2026According to the travel agency, There might have a launch at 19th June. And rumour say it might be the Pallas-1 Y1.

LandSpace’s ZhuQue-2E Y6 launch mission existed in 2026.

Mentioned as: landspacePlanGeneralValue 3.0Jun 9, 2026RT by @raz_liu: RT by @raz_liu: ZhuQue-2E Y6 Launch Mission Recap “Long as the journey is, we will reach our destination if we stay the course; difficult as the task is, we will get the job done if we keep working at it.”

Landspace launched a Zhuque-2E rocket from Jiuquan at 08:23 UTC on June 9, 2026.

Mentioned as: landspacePlanValue 4.0Jun 9, 2026RT by @AJ_FI: RT by @AJ_FI: LAUNCH at 0823 UTC Jun 9 of a Landspace Zhuque-2E from Jiuquan with the 千帆DTC 01星 (Qianfan direct-to-cell 01) and 中国移动02星 (China Mobile 02) satellites
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