China has multiple private organization performing this test because there will be many satellite launches in the coming years. they are already preparing for close to 4000 satellites in space, average about 10-15 satellite for each launch. big market
@taichitao85 Says:
most eco friendly, Congratulations
@Joe.Rogan. Says:
Did they actually do it? Because the first non animated video has some strange cuts and low resolution for no reason other than I doubt they can actually do it.
@NotYourBusiness-bp2qn Says:
This is what BlueOrigin has been doing for some time now. Means very little actually. There is a huge difference, HUGE, between a small rocket like this and a rocket capable of orbital insertion. This thing can hover, it's thrust can be throttled down to very low levels. A rocket engine capable of the power needed for reaching orbit cannot be throttled down to anything near the low power needed for hovering an empty booster. This means the landing is orders of magnitude more difficult. Imagine a car carefully pulling up to a parking spot vs. coming in full speed and then slamming on the breaks trying to end up precisely in that spot. One of these things is much, much harder than the other.
@SasakDimona Says:
after BYD on tesla, will this gonna make elon musk spacex rival too?
@MrsEAGLE-kp2wx Says:
Smooth & perfect landing 😱👏👏
@shaunehuolohan5736 Says:
Congratulations 🎉
From 🇦🇺 Australia 🦘
@bestiesgaming9633 Says:
Yah chinas always be a reusable gay😂
@makuohua3071 Says:
China's successful test of reusable rocket VTVL test is additional accessible accessories for Moon . Vertical take off to Vertical Landing Professionalism procedure when ever needed as per conditions and situation and circumstances there mean in mountainous, terrain regions for various trajectory manoeuvre and momentum mechanism. Even it can be Used on earth planet as.per modifications technically in required mechanism .
@baichuanren885 Says:
China doesn't brag or make a big fuss about it. They just make plans and quietly accomplish their goals.
Humble is in their cultural DNA.
@MyVoice-bn1vj Says:
success
@WingPoyLeong Says:
The Americans will say that is stolen technology from them. China is even capable of stealing their fresh air.
@hengongchua6250 Says:
I remember reading Englians commented that China may have better and more modern infrastructures than Engia.
But when China comparing space technology with Endia, China is still at least 20 years behind.
@richardgoh6697 Says:
China had bn incessantly bullied by Western nations + Japanese since years 1840, 1860, 1900-1945.
Even now they are led by hegemonic US are still trying to repeat d history.
But as China has risen, she must tolerate no more bullying and must retaliate in full force including war.
Until and unless a wise and shrewd political leader is born in d West and realise that peaceful coexistence in d best way out, there shall be no peace to talk about.
The West whose culture is aggressive, exploitative, selfish, sly, hypocritical etc., China must continuously double down and upgrade her military capabilities.
@johnsmith1953x Says:
*I'd rather hear the rocket taking off then the backgroud music*
Anyway, congrats!! Looks like a space-x competitor!!
@johnchristopherdelegero1728 Says:
Wow keep it up brothers✊
@Chipt Says:
强大的中国
强龙
Wooooow
@alvinagustus3774 Says:
Wah.. Bisa buat turis..
@rickace132 Says:
This is CASC, if anyone was wondering.
@daytrader-iy5yb Says:
Boeing Disaster
Boeing 777 reports technical defect, returns to Amsterdam's Schiphol
A wide-bodied Boeing 777 aircraft returned to Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport for safety reasons on Sunday around 40 minutes after take-off.
The aircraft operated by Dutch airline KLM was en route to Rio de Janeiro and was travelling over Belgium when a technical fault was reported, the ANP news agency reported Dutch air traffic control as saying. The specific nature of the defect was not disclosed.
Jet fuel was dumped over the North Sea before the safe landing, the report said.
@daytrader-iy5yb Says:
Boeing Disaster
Boeing 777 reports technical defect, returns to Amsterdam's Schiphol
A wide-bodied Boeing 777 aircraft returned to Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport for safety reasons on Sunday around 40 minutes after take-off.
The aircraft operated by Dutch airline KLM was en route to Rio de Janeiro and was travelling over Belgium when a technical fault was reported, the ANP news agency reported Dutch air traffic control as saying. The specific nature of the defect was not disclosed.
Jet fuel was dumped over the North Sea before the safe landing, the report said.
@fingerprint8479 Says:
Way more elegant than Space X
@congjuny Says:
why not leverage parachute or some kind of brake system?
@davidcadman4468 Says:
Well done China, I see you as reaching the Starship level in short order... Wonderful achievement... We need the competition in the West to wake up the "Old Space" industries... The Boeing debacle on the ISS is showing how weak the West truly is...
@scitechprelude5380 Says:
Amazing! Congratulations!
@joseurena6549 Says:
China se está esforzando por lograr la capacidades técnicas para la reutilización de la primera etapa de sus cohetes, tal como lo hace SpaceX
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