China Tests Reusable Rocket for AliExpress Deliveries: 10 Tons, One Hour to Anywhere

Name: China Tests Reusable Rocket for AliExpress Deliveries: 10 Tons, One Hour to Anywhere
Uploaded: 2025-06-08T20:52:00.000Z
Description: It is being developed by local startup Space Epoch, which has already signed a contract with Alibaba. According to the idea, the carrier will be able to take on board up to 10 tonnes and fly to any point in the world in just an hour (if anyone decides to host a rocket from China), where the goods will be unloaded and dispersed to local warehouses. It is also planned to be used for launching sa

It is being developed by local startup Space Epoch, which has already signed a contract with Alibaba.

According to the idea, the carrier will be able to take on board up to 10 tonnes and fly to any point in the world in just an hour (if anyone decides to host a rocket from China), where the goods will be unloaded and dispersed to local warehouses. It is also planned to be used for launching satellites and other missions

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