China lands reusable rocket using giant net

China has landed a reusable rocket booster using a giant net. The approach differs from landing-leg systems used in the United States and seeks to reduce weight for greater payload capacity.

The China Academy of Launch Vehicle Technology said the method eliminates the need for heavy landing gear.

This design makes the rocket lighter and allows it to carry more payload into orbit.

Neither the academy nor state media have disclosed the cost of building and operating the vessel used to recover the rocket booster.

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China launched a satellite group on Tuesday to form part of a commercial low-orbit network called the Spacesail Constellation.

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China successfully launched the Tianzhou-10 cargo spacecraft on Monday to deliver supplies to the Tiangong space station.

A Long March-12 rocket launched last week used a new high-energy synthetic kerosene that increased payload capacity by 10 percent.

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The Shenzhou-21 crew returned to Earth on Friday after 210 days aboard the Tiangong space station, setting a new record for Chinese astronauts.

 

 

 

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