00:00Landspace is something like the Chinese counterpart to SpaceX's early development goal.
00:06Their focus is clearly on METALOX, so the same propellant strategy SpaceX pursued with Raptor
00:12and Starship. The rocket Suzuke II is the real test. After a failure on the maiden flight,
00:19Landspace stepped up, made improvements and finally successfully reached orbit.
00:25The crucial thing is not the success itself, but the learning curve.
00:28Landspace has shown they can recover from mistakes, adapt hardware and fly again.
00:33That is the most important quality in this business.
00:37In December 2025, they launched their new Suzuke III. The launch was successful,
00:45but the proposed landing didn't go as planned. The entry burn of the booster worked,
00:50but as the landing engine started up, something went wrong. That led to the upper stage bursting
00:56into flames and crashing without slowing down, just next to the designated landing zone.
01:02The precision here is quite remarkable. Then there's Galactic Energy.
01:07Galactic Energy seems more conservative at first glance.
01:13Гer Arthur and Tangerine
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01:14Tangerine
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