China's reusable experimental spacecraft successfully lands after 276 days in orbit
After 276 days in orbit, China’s reusable experimental spacecraft landed at its planned site at the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in Northwest China’s Gansu Province on Monday, and Chinese space watchers said it was a milestone in China’s efforts to develop a fully reusable space transportation system. The success is an important breakthrough in China's research on reusable spacecraft technologies, which will provide more convenient and affordable round trips for the peaceful use of space, the Xinhua News Agency said on Monday.