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The Honghu-3 mega-constellation is a joint venture between LandSpace and Hongqing Technology, with LandSpace holding a 48% stake in Hongqing Technology.
LandSpace's ground ignition test for Zhuque 3 built on earlier vertical takeoff and landing demonstrations.
In June, private firm LandSpace conducted a ground ignition test for the first stage propulsion system of its reusable Zhuque 3 rocket.
Landspace reported that there were no human casualties from the lower stage landing failure.
LandSpace Technology launched the Zhuque-3 (LandSpace-3: LS-3, Zhuque-3: ZQ-3) rocket for the first time on December 3.
Landspace's previous model, Zhuque-2 (LandSpace-2: LS-2, Zhuque-2: ZQ-2), became the world's first methane-fueled rocket to reach orbit in July 2023.
Landspace published a video from the Zhuque-3 reentry and descent.
Landspace indicated that the first rocket recovery test in China achieved the expected technical objectives and deemed the mission successful.
Landspace officials have initiated a full investigation into the cause of the landing failure.
The rocket uses LandSpace methane engines.
LandSpace methane engines can be reused and reduce environmental impact compared with traditional expendable engines.
LANDSPACE delivered a stainless steel, liquid-methane rocket in two years.
By maturing its recovery system, LandSpace seeks to compete for commercial constellation launches and missions that prioritize lower cost per kilogram to orbit.
LANDSPACE successfully launched the Zhuque-3 rocket for the first time in December 2025.
LandSpace previously reached orbit with its expendable methane-fueled Zhuque-2 rocket in 2023.
Landspace has collected crucial flight data to refine its GNC software and engine restart procedures for future attempts.
Landspace attempted to vertically land the first stage of the Zhuque-3 methane-liquid oxygen rocket, which ended in a catastrophic failure.
Landspace's successful orbital insertion validates its engine and structural design for primary launch operations.
Landspace's recovery phase failure demonstrates that high-reliability landing systems are still under development.
Zhuque-3 is a space launch vehicle developed by LandSpace.