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The Tianlong-3 rocket from Space Pioneer arrived at Jiuquan in November and is a two-stage rocket that is 72 meters tall and 3.8 meters wide.
The five purely commercial launch companies are Galactic Energy, iSpace, Landspace, Orienspace, and Space Pioneer.
Space Pioneer plans to expand its Jiuquan operations to support two simultaneous launch campaigns, for up to sixty launches per year.
Space Pioneer has installed propellant storage tanks and plumbing to fuel Tianlong-3.
Space Pioneer’s two-stage partially reusable Tianlong-3 launch vehicle departed from Zhangjiagang on November 7th.
Space Pioneer has constructed a flame trench underneath the launch table with a transporter-erector.
Space Pioneer, LandSpace, and CAS Space have won contracts to launch eighteen Qianfan satellites.
Tianlong-3 arrived at Space Pioneer’s Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center before November 18th.
If successful, Space Pioneer's satellite deployment contract may be modified for larger batches of thirty-six or fifty-four satellites.
Shanghai-backed Qianfan satellites are being tested by Space Pioneer, which includes a thirty-six satellite testing set conducted on November 18th.
Space Pioneer has built and tested a launch pad and horizontal vehicle assembly building at Jiuquan.
The race to fly a reusable rocket in China's commercial space sector now includes Space Pioneer with Tianlong-3, LandSpace with Zhuque-3, Galactic Energy with Pallas-1, and CAS Space with Kinetica-2.
Space Pioneer is sending a TL-3 first stage to the John C. Stennis Space Center.
The original development team of TL-2 left Space Pioneer to start their own company.
Zenkspace's core team consists of the Space Pioneer team led by Sun Mu.
Space Pioneer has completed the stackable satellites separation test.
36 satellites were separated in one separation test by Space Pioneer.
Lightyear Exploration manufactured a 3.8-meter-diameter stainless steel propellant tank at the request of Space Pioneer.
Space Pioneer is preparing for an initial public offering on one of China's stock exchanges and raised about 2.5 billion Yuan from government-backed investors.
Rumors suggest that Space Pioneer is focused on cost reduction.