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LandSpace's primary objective during the Zhuque-3 flight is to achieve a safe ascent to low Earth orbit and a successful booster landing.
LandSpace is targeting a combined payload capacity of around 60 tons across three Zhuque-3 missions.
LandSpace announced that the Zhuque-3 carrier rocket has arrived at the Dongfeng Commercial Aerospace Innovation Experimental Zone.
LandSpace’s Zhuque-3 is on the launch pad with land legs.
China’s commercial space sector has a five-way race to be the first to fly a reusable rocket, involving iSpace, Space Pioneer, LandSpace, Galactic Energy, and CAS Space.
LandSpace HongQing Technology announced the Olive Leaf space access initiative.
LandSpace Tech reported a mass-to-orbit of 0 kg with a known percentage of 0%.
A panel on 'Space Computing: Global Open Science and AI in Space' will include researchers and executives from Hong Kong University, LandSpace HongQing Technology, and Zhejiang Lab.
LandSpace plans to use the BF-20 to power a 10-meter-diameter fully reusable launch vehicle nicknamed Zhuque-4 in its post-2030s offerings.
Kang Yonglai, who leads Space Pioneer, served as LandSpace’s Chief of Technology until the end of 2018.
Kang Yonglai is the head of Space Pioneer and served as LandSpace’s Chief of Technology until the end of 2018.
LandSpace Founder and Chief Executive Officer Zhang Changwu supports using full-flow staged-combustion engines to reduce launch costs for reusable launch solutions.
LandSpace has developed the BF-20 (蓝焱-20) liquid methane and liquid oxygen full-flow staged-combustion engine.
LandSpace has conducted over thirty test firings of the BF-20 and reached a peak tested thrust of 110 tons, with a target thrust of 220 tons.
LANDSPACE is testing the BF-20 FFSC methalox engine.
Land Space may receive two more weeks to launch the ZQ-3.
LandSpace’s new engine may also support an upgraded variant of the partially reusable Zhuque-3 launch vehicle.
LandSpace fired a liquid methane/liquid oxygen full-flow staged-combustion engine in testing reported on September 7, 2025.
LandSpace’s full-flow staged-combustion engine is expected to power a 10-meter-diameter fully reusable launch vehicle planned for the 2030s that is nicknamed ‘Zhuque-4’ by observers.
LandSpace’s full-flow staged-combustion engine may also support an upgraded variant of the partially reusable Zhuque-3.