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CZ-10A Test Stage Readied for Feb 11 Max‑Q Abort Flight
Social•Feb 6, 2026

CZ-10A Test Stage Readied for Feb 11 Max‑Q Abort Flight

Mengzhou atop of the CZ-10A test stage. Grid fins and recovery hooks visible at the top of the stage, with people offering perspective of scale. Low-altitude test flight and abort test at maxQ scheduled for Feb. 11. https://t.co/oht5CPXIVu https://t.co/7E3tRMolAk

By Andrew Jones
Three Rockets Ready, Fueling the Next Lunar Race
Social•Feb 3, 2026

Three Rockets Ready, Fueling the Next Lunar Race

Quite a moment. Artemis 2, Long March 10A with Mengzhou, and Starship V3 all undergoing preparations, all with big implications for lunar ambitions. https://t.co/ZA0tV6Nrei

By Andrew Jones
China's Reusable Spaceplane Likely to Return Soon
Social•Feb 2, 2026

China's Reusable Spaceplane Likely to Return Soon

We haven't heard from the Chinese reusable space plane for a good while (last mission ended in September 2024). Probably time soon for it to stretch its wings again.

By Andrew Jones
Zhuque‑3 Second Stage Reenters over Southern Ocean, Sparks European Interest
Social•Jan 30, 2026

Zhuque‑3 Second Stage Reenters over Southern Ocean, Sparks European Interest

The second stage of the first Zhuque-3 rocket launched in December reentered at 1239 UTC today (±1 min) over the Southern Ocean, according to a US Space Force TIP message. There was a surprising level of interest in the event...

By Andrew Jones
China Invites Public to Vote on 2026 Mission Logos
Social•Jan 30, 2026

China Invites Public to Vote on 2026 Mission Logos

China's human spaceflight agency has opened voting for mission logos for 2026 missions. Here are the 10 candidates for the Mengzhou mission, variously showing Mengzhou, the CZ-10A and Tiangong. https://t.co/MwsOHINj42 https://t.co/IfXUOm3G7u

By Andrew Jones
CASC Completes 200‑second Test of 240‑ton Kerolox Engine
Social•Jan 30, 2026

CASC Completes 200‑second Test of 240‑ton Kerolox Engine

CASC has conducted a 200-second test of a 240-ton kerolox engine, designed for commercial users and developed for large and medium-sized reusable launch vehicles. https://t.co/rbGkvvK7Yf

By Andrew Jones
China’s 15th Five-Year Plan Unveils Ambitious Space Agenda
Social•Jan 29, 2026

China’s 15th Five-Year Plan Unveils Ambitious Space Agenda

An early insight into China's plans for space in its 15th Five-year plan, & it's certainly ambitious & long-term. Areas include: - Space resource development (Inc. feasibility studies for "Tiangong Kaiwu" (below)) - Space tourism - Space-based digital infrastructure - STM

By Andrew Jones
Water Deluge System Tested for Lunar Landing Pad
Social•Jan 22, 2026

Water Deluge System Tested for Lunar Landing Pad

Water deluge system test for a lunar crewed landing mission pad at Wenchang spaceport. Via Douyin/dyums21210av. https://t.co/PXJeBVKW4u

By Andrew Jones
China Endures Two Rocket Failures in 24 Hours
Social•Jan 17, 2026

China Endures Two Rocket Failures in 24 Hours

China has suffered 2 launch failures within hours of each other. A Long March 3B lifted off from Xichang at 1655 UTC Jan. 16, but Shijian-32 was lost after a 3rd stage anomaly. The debut launch of the solid Ceres-2...

By Andrew Jones
China's Long March 12B Kerolox Rocket Passes Static Fire
Social•Jan 16, 2026

China's Long March 12B Kerolox Rocket Passes Static Fire

And out of nowhere, while Long March 10 series tests are being readied at Wenchang, the reusable Long March 12B has had a successful static fire test today at Jiuquan. This is a kerolox rocket, while the recently debuted 12A...

By Andrew Jones
China Launches Ceres‑1 From Barge, Deploying Four Satellites
Social•Jan 15, 2026

China Launches Ceres‑1 From Barge, Deploying Four Satellites

China's 2nd launch of the day & 4th of the year: a Ceres-1 solid rocket lifted off from a barge off the coast of Shandong province at 2010 UTC (Jan. 15), successfully sending 4 Tianqi Constellation satellites into 850 km,...

By Andrew Jones
Damaged Shenzhou‑20 Set for Uncrewed Reentry Jan 19
Social•Jan 14, 2026

Damaged Shenzhou‑20 Set for Uncrewed Reentry Jan 19

Shenzhou-20 update: there's an airspace closure notice suggesting the damaged Shenzhou-20 crew spacecraft will attempt reentry and landing between 0120-0150 UTC on Jan. 19. Will be uncrewed, of course, but will be interesting to see how it holds up.

By Andrew Jones
CAS Space Achieves Suborbital Launch, Reaches 120 Km
Social•Jan 12, 2026

CAS Space Achieves Suborbital Launch, Reaches 120 Km

CCTV reports that CAS Space today successfully conducted a suborbital launch and landing of its Lihong-1 vehicle, potentially reaching 120 kilometres in altitude. Awaiting footage. https://t.co/mIJBMGTuNz https://t.co/iTmxf4N2E8

By Andrew Jones
Long March 8A Fairing Likely Launched on Christmas
Social•Jan 7, 2026

Long March 8A Fairing Likely Launched on Christmas

Possibly the payload fairing from the Long March 8A launched from Wenchang on Christmas Day (UTC).

By Andrew Jones
China's Xuntian Telescope to Probe Dark Universe 2027
Social•Jan 7, 2026

China's Xuntian Telescope to Probe Dark Universe 2027

The Chinese Space Station Telescope, or Xuntian, is set to launch in 2027. Science objectives include sky survey, revealing characteristics of dark energy, cosmic structure of dark matter, evolution of the Milky Way, directly imaging exoplanets. Will co-orbit with Tiangong....

By Andrew Jones