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SINGAPORE—China’s mysterious reusable spacecraft returned to Earth on Sept. 6 after spending 268 days in orbit. It was the spacecraft’s third successful mission, clocking a total of about 545 days. The spacecraft has no official designation, so on the internet it was coined CSSHQ, abbreviated from...
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