Like Ilona Mask. Chinese company tests space rocket with vertical landing (video)

Technology has appeared its Telegram channel. Subscribe not to miss the latest and most intrusive news from the world of science! The Chinese company CAS SPACE has intensified its efforts to develop multiple missiles and tested with small prototypes. With these prototypes having a jet engine, Chinese engineers check navigation and management systems, as well as software and communication.

It is known that for several months in a row since the beginning of this year, the Chinese have been conducting such tests. The most important thing is that Chinese engineers want to create multiple missiles, in various modifications, the first stage of which can land on marine floating platforms. This is what Falcon 9 space missiles and Falcon Heavy from SpaceX do.

That is, the rocket start is made from the ground launcher, and the first degree that sent to space a second degree with a amount of load or spacecraft with astronauts is landed for several hundred kilometers on the landing site in the sea. According to Chinese scientists, this way of planting will save a significant amount of fuel and, therefore, will reduce the loss of reusable capacity. The video shows one of the latest launches of the prototype of the future multiple Chinese missile.

This prototype weighs 93 kg and has a height of 2. 1 meters. He was launched from the ship near the east coast of China a few days ago. According to scientists, the small prototype of the rocket was able to rise to a height of 1 km, after which he dropped back to the deck of the ship. The flight lasted 10 minutes. CAS SPACE plans to create its own reusable orbit missiles as well as a suborbital missile for space tourism.

According to the statement of Chinese engineers, a reusable prototype may be launched at the end of this year. It is worth noting that the Chinese Research Institute of Missile Technology is now engaged in the creation of a new space multiple rocket called Charzhen-8. The same work is carried out by engineers of another Chinese company called Deep Blue Aerospace, which last year also conducted similar experiments with a multiple rocket prototype.