China First Successfully Lands Reusable Rocket on Land

China successfully launched and landed a returnable rocket on land for the first time.

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China successfully launched and landed a reusable rocket on land for the first time.
The rocket used was Zhuque-3 (ZQ-3).
The launch occurred from the Jiuquan Space Center.
The first stage landed in Mingxian County, Gansu Province.
The launch time was 02:35 Moscow time (07:35 local time in China).
The second stage successfully placed the Honghu-3 satellite into orbit.
The rocket is a two-stage reusable launch vehicle.
The launch was conducted by the private Chinese aerospace company LandSpace.

This was the second flight of the Zhuque-3 rocket; its first flight in December of the previous year saw the second stage reach orbit but the first stage was lost. — vedomosti
On August 17, China launched a CZ-2C satellite for Earth remote sensing from the Taiyuan Space Center, marking the 664th mission in the Long March series. — vedomosti
NASA Director Jared Isaacman stated that China may land a person on the Moon before the U.S. returns astronauts to the Moon, though he believes the U.S. will ultimately surpass China. — vedomosti