Reusable Rocket News Today

RHUMI-1, designed as a demonstrator, marks a leap forward in Indian space technology. This innovative rocket, set to carry three cube satellites, incorporates a reusable mechanism, promising a cost-effective and environmentally sustainable solution to satellite launches., Industry News - Times Now

The Chinese company Expace pulled off a brief launch and landing test with a rocket prototype last month, as it aims to build a reusable launch vehicle.

Elon Musk-led SpaceX showed off images of four of its Starship Super Heavy booster as the company readies itself for the next few launches.

The Chinese company Landspace notched a big milestone in its quest to develop a reusable rocket, launching and landing a prototype for the first time on Jan. 19.

The new era of spaceflight is all about reaching orbit in the fastest and cheapest way possible, and reusable rockets have defined the future of the industry. That’s why so many companies are trying to get in on the action, including a Chinese startup that recently pulled off the first flight test of a reusable first stage prototype that lasted around a minute.

Test rocket blasts off in Gobi Desert in latest step towards launch of Zhuque-3, targeted for 2025 maiden flight, as Beijing-based start-up and US rivals SpaceX and Relativity Space race to develop methane-powered rocket technology.

ULA's new Vulcan Centaur rocket will launch for the first time early on Jan. 8, sending the private Peregrine lander toward the moon, and you can watch it live.

Chinese launch startup Landspace appears ready to test launching and landing rockets from China's Gobi Desert.

After over a year of being grounded, Blue Origin’s New Shepard rocket embarked on its first cargo mission since a fiery anomaly led to a mission failure in September 2022.

New photos from Stoke Space show the successful test flight, Hopper2, bringing the company one step closer toward developing fully reusable rockets.