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Vertical takeoff, vertical landing

Chinese aerospace company, Linkspace, has successfully conducted vertical rocket landing tests at sea in the Yellow Sea.

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The tests involved Linkspace's reusable rocket, c, which reached an  altitude of 300 metres before landing vertically on a platform.

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Fuel savings

Space tourism

The successful test marks a major step forward for Linkspace, which aims  to reduce the cost of space travel by developing reusable rockets.

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Can Carry Uptoo1.5 ton 

Linkspace plans to develop a larger rocket, RLV-T6, capable of carrying  payloads of up to 1.5 tons, which could be used for space tourism,  satellite launches

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Space Revolution 

The development of reusable rockets has the potential to revolutionize  the space industry by significantly reducing the cost of space travel,

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Impact On USA 

The success of Chinese company Linkspace's vertical rocket landing tests at sea may disrupt the US space industry dominated by NASA and SpaceX, but the full impact is yet unclear.

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