Making history! China lands rocket during an orbital launch for 1st time ever (video) Space
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India and Australia have significantly expanded their strategic partnership with a focus on space exploration and critical technology following a high-level meeting between Prime Ministers Narendra Modi and Anthony Albanese. A cornerstone of the agreement includes the establishment of a temporary space tracking terminal on Australia’s Cocos (Keeling) Islands to support India’s Gaganyaan Human Spaceflight Programme. This collaboration underscores Australia’s role as a key infrastructure partner for India’s burgeoning space sector and highlights a broader commitment to trilateral innovation through the Australia-Canada-India Technology and Innovation (ACITI) Partnership.
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July 12, 2026China achieved a significant milestone in its space program by successfully recovering the first stage of a Long March-10B rocket following a launch from Hainan Island. The booster separated from the second stage and returned to a platform at sea, marking the first time the nation has successfully recaptured a rocket stage. This development signals China's entry into the reusable rocket sector, a field currently dominated by private Western firms like SpaceX and Blue Origin. The move is aimed at reducing launch costs and increasing the frequency of missions to low Earth orbit.
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