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🍀🌄🏞️Where the mountains touch the sky and the water reflects their timeless beauty. 🌲🏞️
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🍀🌄🏞️Where the mountains touch the sky and the water reflects their timeless beauty. 🌲🏞️
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Pego by plane, ChatGPT filtered from unknown author.
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[Image description: A black and white panoramic photograph of a wide valley blanketed by a layer of stormy clouds. A massive wall of dust is flowing in from the left, in between the clouds and the ground. A few beams of sunlight are just visible in the dust, coming in at a very shallow angle. End ID.]
A landscape I recently drew🌾
SPACEFLIGHT DAILY, 29th June 2026
Rocket Lab announce they are acquiring Iridium Communications for $8bn, LandSpace perform a static fire test of the reusable Zhuque-3 rocket, and the ISS astronauts prepare for tomorrow's spacewalk.
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LandSpace Sets Sights on Mid 2026 for Historic Rocket Recovery!
China’s leading private aerospace firm, LandSpace, has officially announced its goal to achieve the nation’s first successful reusable rocket booster recovery by mid-2026. Following the maiden flight of the Zhuque-3 (ZQ-3) on December 3, 2025—which successfully reached orbit but faced a "soft landing" anomaly—the company is doubling down on its next attempt. This 76-meter, methalox-powered powerhouse is designed to be reused up to 20 times, directly challenging the global dominance of SpaceX’s Falcon 9 and paving the way for China's massive satellite constellation projects.
