Testing of the Hyperbola-2's first stage at Jiquan Satellite Launch Center.
Credit: iSpace
SINGAPORE—China’s iSpace has completed the country’s first test of a reusable rocket, performing a 50-sec. "hop" with the first stage of its Hyperbola-2 (SQX-2Y) launch vehicle. SQX-2Y stands 17 m (56 ft.) in height and has a diameter of 3.35 m. It is powered by the domestically developed Focus-1...
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