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An exclusive behind‑the‑scenes account of the world's first net-capture recovery of a rocket stage, the team faced back-to-back typhoons and a series of setbacks. Their perseverance paid off on July 10, when the Long March-10B's first stage was successfully caught on a floating platform at sea.

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The successfully recovered Long March 10B Y1 booster has now been transported all the way to Tianjin. One of China's major aerospace manufacturing hubs.

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🚀 China’s Wenchang Spacecraft Launch Site has completed its 50th launch since opening in 2016! The latest mission successfully placed the Tianlian III-01 satellite into orbit, highlighting the reliability of China’s new-generation Long March rockets...🧵

🚀 Long March 6A Y18 - 🕑 01:00 UTC July 30 -📍 Taiyua - 🛰️ TJSW-27-A/B

🚀 Lift Off! China launched a Long March-6A rocket carrying two Communication Technology Test Satellites (27A & 27B) from the Taiyuan Satellite Launch Center on July 30, 2026. Both entered their planned orbits successfully to support satellite comms, broadcasting, data transmission, and tech testing.

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🚀 Lift Off! China on Thursday launched a modified Long March-6 rocket from Taiyuan Satellite Launch Center in north China's Shanxi, sending two communication technology test satellites into preset orbits. This marks the 660th mission of the Long March series carrier rockets.

CAS Space and the Institute of Mechanics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, have launched a joint lab to advance reusable launch vehicle technology. The goal: accelerate breakthroughs and strengthen commercial spaceflight through industry-academia collaboration...🧵

🚀 Lift Off! A Long March-7A rocket launched the TianLian-3 01 satellite from Wenchang, China, 29 July 2026 at 11:50 UTC. The satellite successfully entered orbit and will provide data relay plus telemetry, tracking and command services for crewed spacecraft and low- to medium-Earth orbit satellites.

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🚀🌕 Sunday, August 23rd at 12:00 AM UTC Is Lift Off for China's Chang'e 7 mission. Which will explore the Moon's south pole, targeting the rim of Shackleton Crater. Its main goal is to search for water ice hidden inside permanently shadowed craters—an important resource for future lunar exploration.

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China’s commercial space boom poses strategic challenge for the USResearch warns Washington should be alarmed at military implications of the sector’s rapid expansionwww.ft.com

Scientists in China have discovered a pulsar doing something never seen before. It can switch between all three known radio emission behaviours, challenging what we thought we knew about these incredible dead stars. 🌌⭐ #ChinaSpace #Astronomy

Africa could make lunar history in 2029. China's Chang'e-8 mission may carry Africa's first Moon mission to the lunar south pole. The Africa2Moon project will deploy three small spherical probes to form a pioneering radio astronomy array. 🌕...🧵

🌏🌌🛰️ Life aboard China's Tiangong Space Station is always fascinating to watch. I've translated the latest release into English, so you can follow along and get even more insight into life in orbit. Hope you enjoy! The video is posted across four parts, below...🧵

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China has completed the main construction of Launch Pads 3 and 4 at the Wenchang Commercial Space Launch Site. Once fully operational, the expanded site is expected to support up to 60 launches a year, increasing China's commercial launch capacity.

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China has successfully tested a next-generation 400-volt power system in orbit aboard the Tianzhou-10 cargo spacecraft. It's the first time this technology has been used in space and could help power future crewed missions and planned lunar research stations. t.co/BrRnRufNgw

🌏🌌🛰️ China's Shenzhou-23 crew has now spent 60 days aboard the country's space station. During their mission, they're carrying out science experiments, maintaining the station, and keeping track of their health as they continue living and working in orbit.

🚀 China's Mingfeng liquid oxygen-methane rocket engine has now completed more than 6,000 seconds of ground hot-fire testing. The engine also passed over 10 long-duration tests of 200+ seconds, reaching 80 tonnes of thrust for the Kuaizhou rocket program.

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🌕 How could humans live on the Moon? Chinese scientists are exploring a 10,000-year-old lava cave in Hainan that's strikingly similar to lunar lava tubes. The research could help identify future sites for permanent lunar shelters.

China has launched the first satellite in its Gande Constellation, the country's first commercial network dedicated to tracking space debris. The 120-satellite system will provide continuous monitoring of objects across Earth's orbits.