CHINESE STARTUP SUCCESSFULLY LANDS REUSABLE ROCKET
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A Chinese commercial spaceflight company has successfully landed and recovered a reusable rocket booster, marking another milestone in the country's push toward cost-effective space launch capabilities. The company plans to reflY the booster on its next mission.
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