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LandSpace: Powering China's Satellite Internet
LandSpace, a Chinese private rocket company, is significantly advancing China's satellite internet constellation through its development of reusable rockets and breakthroughs in propulsion technology.
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China
ChinaInnovationSpace ExplorationSatellite InternetRocket Technology
LandspaceTaiyuan Satellite Launch Center
Zhang Changwu
- What is notable about LandSpace's Zhuque-2 rocket?
- Zhuque-2, powered by Tianque engines, is the world's first methane-fueled rocket to reach orbit, demonstrating LandSpace's advancements in propulsion technology.
- What is LandSpace's role in China's satellite internet development?
- LandSpace, a Chinese private rocket company, is playing a key role in advancing China's satellite internet constellation by developing reusable rockets like Zhuque-2 and Zhuque-3.
- What significant technological breakthroughs has LandSpace achieved recently?
- LandSpace achieved a significant breakthrough in reusable rocket technology with successful vertical take-off and landing return flight tests, and has made progress in liquid oxygen-methane propulsion technology with its Tianque engines.
- What is LandSpace's projected launch capacity by 2026, and how will it impact China's satellite internet?
- By 2026, LandSpace aims for a combined annual launch capacity of 244 tonnes with its Zhuque-2 and Zhuque-3 rockets, significantly contributing to China's satellite internet development.
- What are LandSpace's future plans regarding rocket development and its contribution to China's space program?
- LandSpace is committed to developing larger-diameter liquid oxygen-methane rockets to support major national satellite internet launch missions and contribute to the development of commercial space in China.