Disaster! China Rocket FALLING Again...
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Disaster! China Rocket FALLING Again...
“Rocket science is easy... landing a rocket is hard,” Elon Musk said. And this is true for most rocket companies worldwide, including Chinese rocket companies. Despite their efforts to catch up with SpaceX, landing rockets has never been an easy task for China.
Recently, a rocket company in China had a rocket crashed into a village while burning fiercely. This is truly an unacceptable disaster.
So, what exactly happened? Why does China continue to face such setbacks in its space endeavors? Let’s find out everything in today's episode of Alpha Tech.
Disaster! China Rocket FALLING Again...
The space race is becoming increasingly intense. With the growing competition between China and the United States, comparing SpaceX and China's aerospace industry has become a familiar topic. Chinese rocket companies are still striving daily to catch up with SpaceX in the reusable rocket industry.
As of June 17, Elon Musk's SpaceX has completed 356 launches, 319 landings, and 290 re-flights, according to flight data from Fox News. This is a tremendous achievement for the world's first private space company to pioneer and deploy reusable rockets. The reusable Falcon 9 rocket has dominated the launch industry, putting the United States in the number one position in the global space race.
Disaster! China Rocket FALLING Again...
Data from BryceTech shows that SpaceX launched 525 spacecraft into orbit in the first quarter. This number is more than any other space program in the world, significantly surpassing China and Russia. SpaceX launched approximately 429,125 kg of large spacecraft in the quarter, far exceeding China's rocket program, which launched 29,426 kg.
Moreover, SpaceX's fourth test flight of the next-generation Starship rocket was a complete success in early June, signaling that the U.S. rocket program will continue to develop throughout the next century.
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