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CAS Space is presented with a corporate logo that reads "CAS SPACE" on promotional imagery.
Some CAS Space launch vehicle stages display the national flag of China.
Technicians wearing CAS Space-branded clothing are shown assembling and inspecting liquid rocket engines and vehicle stages.
Chinese companies AZSpace and CAS Space displayed New Shepard-like suborbital vehicle models at the International Astronautical Congress in Sydney that included design elements resembling New Shepard and Falcon 9.
CAS Space is developing an upcoming vehicle called Lihong-2 described as a hopper.
CAS Space flew the Lihong-1 vehicle three weeks before January 30, 2026.
CAS Space is a semi-state-owned, semi-private Chinese aerospace company.
CAS Space’s Lihong-2 'New Shepard' will test recovery procedures for the Kinetica-2 mission.
A Chinese company identified as CAS Space is using three gas-generator RP-1/LOX engines each producing 25–30 tonnes of thrust on the booster of the Lihong-2 rocket.
CAS-SPACE recently completed a 180-second hot fire test of the Kinecore-1 kerolox engine.
CAS-SPACE aims to conduct a 100km VTVL test flight of the reusable Lihong-2 rocket later this year.
CAS-SPACE is hot-firing the 30-ton thrust Kinecore-1 kerolox engine.
CAS Space's Lihong-1 spacecraft completed its suborbital flight test mission on January 12 in northwest China.
CAS Space is currently conducting extensive tests to add life support technologies for crew and high-reliability escape systems to the Lihong-1 spacecraft.
CAS-SPACE LiHong-1 has a return capsule.
Cas Space has compatible rocket LJ-2.
CAS-SPACE successfully completed the first test flight of the suborbital vehicle LiHong-1 at 08:00 UTC.
PH-1 is developed by Beijing-based commercial aerospace company CAS Space to support low-cost scientific experiments in microgravity.
CAS Space validated a series of reusable spacecraft technologies during the PH-1 mission, including re-entry deceleration and parachute-based recovery.
CAS Space plans to evolve the recoverable payload cabin into orbital-grade spacecraft that could remain in orbit for up to one year and be reused around 10 times.