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The Full-Flow Engine China Headquarters Base Project associated with Space Pioneer has a total investment of 4 billion yuan (about 562 million United States Dollars as of September 19).
Kang Yonglai is the head of Space Pioneer and served as LandSpace’s Chief of Technology until the end of 2018.
The 4 billion yuan investment for the Space Pioneer project is approximately 562 million United States Dollars as of September 19th.
The Jiaozuo Daily reported on September 17 that Space Pioneer and the Jiaozuo municipal Party Committee discussed accelerating construction of a Full-Flow Engine China Headquarters Base Project.
The Jiaozuo municipal government will explore providing land, policy support, and some funding to support the Space Pioneer full-flow engine development project.
Space Pioneer is building a 300 tf kerolox test bench at their Gongyi, Henan test area.
Space Pioneer is preparing TL-3 for readiness at JSLC in October.
Space Pioneer is investing ¥4 billion ($562 million) in FFSC research and development with support from Jiaozuo, Henan.
Space Pioneer added 16 holding points at the upper ring of the engine bay.
Space Pioneer strengthened the engine bay with 8 holding points at the lower ring.
Space Pioneer incorporated 4 cables at the top to hold down the rocket.
Space Pioneer plans to build a second pad at the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center (JSLC).
Space Pioneer completed the Tl-3 first stage hot-fire test after 442 days.
Space Pioneer plans to move the fully tested Tianlong-31 two-stage partially reusable vehicle to a dedicated launch pad at the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center for its debut flight.
After Space Pioneer has sufficiently tested both stages according to its criteria, the full 72-meter-tall two-stage partially reusable Tianlong-31 will head to its dedicated launch pad at the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center for a debut flight before the end of the year.
Space Pioneer intends to conduct the Tianlong-31 maiden flight before the end of 2025 after both stages meet company test criteria.
Space Pioneer performed a static fire of Tianlong-3’s first-stage booster on September 15, 2025 on a floating platform near Haiyang in Shandong province.
Space Pioneer plans to build the second launch pad at the John Stennis Space Center (JSLC).
Space Pioneer was awarded a contract to support the Qianfan internet mega-constellation.
Space Pioneer tested the thrust vector controls of 9 TH-12 engines for the Tianlong-3 launch vehicle.