China has achieved a major reusable-rocket milestone that could reshape its military competition with the United States in space. LandSpace recovered the first stage of its Zhuque-3 rocket on land, adding a second recovery method after China previously caught a booster with a net at sea. Beyond cheaper and faster launches, the breakthrough could help Beijing rapidly expand military satellite constellations. China already operates roughly 1,900 satellites, including hundreds used for remote sensing. With U.S. carriers potentially trackable from orbit, could Xi's reusable rockets erode America's crucial space advantage? | Videos

China successfully recovers its first rocket stage on land, marking a significant advancement in reusable rocket technology.

El video de cuando la empresa LandSpace recuperó la primera etapa del Zhuque-3 en su segundo intento.El gigante asiático sigue acercándose a la tecnología de cohetes reutilizables…