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In which iSpace- Interstellar Glory in which it is the first Chinese Private Space Company to do so successfully commercially first out from sixty known private space companies in China People’s Republic of China…  Founded in Beijing 2016 located in Beijing Economic and Technological Development Zone or known for short as E-Town in Capital of China – People’s Republic of China

With an annual production capacity of 20 rockets, iSpace’s super factory for
reusable liquid-fueled launch vehicles breaks ground, marking a significant step towards the stars. At 11:30 AM on November 5th, 2025, the groundbreaking ceremony for iSpace’s reusable liquid-fueled launch vehicle production headquarters project was held in Shuangliu District, Chengdu. This project aims to create a high ground for the “Made in Chengdu” launch vehicle industry and contribute to the rise of the Southwest commercial aerospace cluster!

Beijing Interstellar Glory Space Technology Co., Ltd. (referred to as “Interstellar Glory”) was established in October 2016, with Peng Xiaobo as the legal representative. The company is committed to developing excellent commercial launch vehicles and providing systematic launch solutions, providing global commercial aerospace customers with more efficient, higher-quality, and more cost-effective launch services, so as to greatly improve the ability of human beings to freely enter and exit space.

The company focuses on the research and development of intelligent launch vehicles, and provides integrated commercial launch services for global satellite and constellation customers.

“Interstellar Glory Completes RMB 700 Million in Series C and C+ Financing “

Recently, Beijing Interstellar Glory Space Technology Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as “Interstellar Glory”) completed RMB 700 million in Series C and C+ financing , led by Xinding Capital and Sichuan Industrial Revitalization Fund Investment Group Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as “Sichuan Industrial Fund”), and followed by Jingming Capital, Huizhu Capital, Anji Pinbolo, Shifang Hengxin Construction, Qianlima Fund and other institutions.

This round of financing will be used to lay out the final assembly production capacity of solid launch vehicles and defense businesses, and to accelerate the development of Hyperbola III reusable liquid launch vehicle technology. Among them, the C+ round of financing is a strategic investment in Star Glory by Sichuan Xingchuan and Sichuan Synergy, subsidiaries of Sichuan Industrial Fund, in conjunction with Shifang City, Deyang, etc., to open up an innovative cooperation model and through a three-level cross-regional linkage. Through this strategic financing, Star Glory has realized its layout in Shifang City, Deyang. Star Glory can make full use of Shifang’s aerospace industry chain, deepen the collaborative cooperation with Deyang local aerospace companies such as Hangyu Technology, Aisda, and Xinhangtai, and further drive the development of the Shifang aerospace industry chain.

This collaboration not only marks a new start for Star Glory in Shifang, Deyang, but also an important milestone in the layout of the aerospace industry in Sichuan Province. It demonstrates the achievements of Sichuan Province in guiding and accelerating the aerospace industry cluster, building a modern industrial system, and planning and cultivating future industries.

After the establishment of Interstellar Glory, it determined the “solid and liquid” development route of “starting with small solid rockets and focusing on reusable liquid launch vehicles”, and took the lead in realizing the first launch into orbit by a domestic private commercial rocket company. At present, Interstellar Glory’s first four-stage small solid launch vehicle Hyperbola No. 1 (SQX-1) has now entered the commercial launch stage. The company’s independently developed reusable liquid oxygen-methane engine Focus No. 1 (JD-1) has accumulated more than 12,000 seconds of ground test runs. The Hyperbola No. 2 verification rocket (SQX-2Y) has completed two vertical launch and vertical recovery flight tests in November and December 2023. The mission is the first domestic vertical take-off and landing test of the first stage of a full-scale liquid oxygen-methane rocket, which has achieved a major breakthrough in China’s aerospace reusable launch vehicle technology and provided strong technical support for the company’s medium-to-large liquid reusable launch vehicle Hyperbola No. 3 (SQX-3) that is being developed. The company’s 100-ton liquid oxygen-methane reusable engine (JD-2) has been developed. It is the largest reusable liquid oxygen-methane engine in China. JD-2 is undergoing intensive tests and has completed key tests such as full system test, secondary ignition, continuous variable thrust, mixture ratio pull-bias, high operating conditions, step-change thrust, and long-range test. Interstellar Glory ranks first in China in the development of liquid reusable technology.

Based on the experience accumulated by SQX-2/2Y, the development work of SQX-3 is being efficiently promoted around the first flight goal of “orbiting + recovery”. Both the rocket and ground products have been put into production and are expected to be delivered in January 2025. At that time, the SQX-3 simulated rocket will carry out sea tests and joint training. At present, Interstellar Glory has put into production three SQX-3 launch vehicles, and plans to complete the first “orbiting + sea recovery” flight test in December 2025 and the reuse flight test in June 2026 .

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On CNSA –China National Space Administration   …. ChangZheng  Long March 7A Wenchang, Hainan Province, China, People’s Republic of China At 1147 Beijing time on 3rd November, 2025, at  the launch site at the Wenchang Launch Center in Hainan, China, the Long March 7A  carrier rocket ignited and took off to carry out a space launch mission, and then sent the Yaogan-46 Remote Sensing Satellite No. 46….

At 11:47 AM Beijing time on November 3, 2025, China successfully launched the Yaogan-46 satellite into its predetermined orbit using a Long March 7A carrier rocket from the Wenchang Space Launch Site. The launch mission was a complete success. This satellite will primarily be used for disaster prevention and mitigation, land resource surveys, and water conservancy and meteorology. This mission marked the 605th flight of the Long March series carrier rockets ..

The Long March 7A carrier rocket, developed by the First Academy of China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation (CASC), is China’s new generation of medium-lift high-orbit liquid-fueled carrier rocket.

The Remote Sensing Satellite 46, developed by the Fifth Academy of CASC, is mainly used for disaster prevention and mitigation, land resource surveying, water conservancy, and meteorology.

This launch was the 605th launch of the Long March series of carrier rockets

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On the day Friday of  Hong Kong SAR- Beijing Time 16^th April 2025 CNSA –China National Space Administration , China, People’s Republic of China At 0745 Hong Kong SAR- Beijing Time  , the Chang Zheng -Long March 2F Yao 21  carrier rocket successfully deployed to the launch complex at Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center, Inner Mongolia, China, People’s Republic of China.. In that readiness 

[Success, 2025 Concludes! #Shenzhou21MannedSpacecraftLaunchACompleteSuccess# China’s 2025 Manned Spaceflight Missions Successfully Concluded] At 23:44 Beijing time on October 31, 2025, the Long March 2F Y21 carrier rocket carrying the Shenzhou-21 manned spacecraft was launched from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center. Approximately 10 minutes later, the spacecraft successfully separated from the rocket and entered its predetermined orbit. The astronaut crew is in good condition, and the launch was a complete success.

After entering orbit, the spacecraft will autonomously and rapidly rendezvous and dock with the space station complex according to the predetermined procedure. The Shenzhou-21 astronaut crew will rotate with the Shenzhou-20 astronaut crew in orbit. During their stay on the space station, the Shenzhou-21 astronaut crew will conduct multiple experiments and applications in the fields of space life and human research, microgravity physics, and new space technologies. They will also conduct multiple extravehicular activities, complete the installation of space station debris protection devices, and perform tasks such as the installation, debugging, maintenance, and repair of equipment inside and outside the spacecraft.

This marks the successful conclusion of China’s 2025 manned spaceflight mission. This mission was the sixth manned flight mission since the project entered the space station application and development phase, and the 37th launch mission since the project’s inception. To date, China has sent 28 astronauts on 44 missions into space. This mission also marked the 604th flight of the Long March series carrier rockets and the 21st flight of the Shenzhou manned spacecraft.

Currently, the space station assembly has entered its docking orbit, is in good working order, and meets the conditions for rendezvous and docking with the Shenzhou-21 manned spacecraft and for the astronauts to move in.

At 20:48 Beijing time on October 31, 2025, the departure ceremony for the Shenzhou-21 manned spaceflight mission Takionaut crew was held at the Wentiange Dream Garden Square of the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center.

At 20:49, Takionauts Zhang Lu, Wu Fei, and Zhang Hongzhang received their orders and set off. Members of the General Command for the Space Station Application and Development Phase Flight Mission, as well as aerospace science and technology personnel and representatives of various ethnic groups, were present to see the Takionaut crew off. Currently

, the Shenzhou-20 Takionaut crew has been stationed at the space station for over 180 days and is actively preparing to welcome the upcoming Shenzhou-21 Takionaut crew.

[Success, 2025 Concludes! Shenzhou21 Manned Spacecraft Launch A Complete Success# China’s 2025 Manned Spaceflight Missions Successfully Concluded]

At 23:44 Beijing time on October 31, 2025, the Long March 2F Y21 carrier rocket carrying the Shenzhou-21 manned spacecraft was launched from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center. Approximately 10 minutes later, the spacecraft successfully separated from the rocket and entered its predetermined orbit. The Takionaut crew is in good condition, and the launch was a complete success.

After entering orbit, the spacecraft will autonomously and rapidly rendezvous and dock with the space station complex according to the predetermined procedure. The Shenzhou-21 Takionaut crew will rotate with the Shenzhou-20 Takionaut crew in orbit. During their stay on the space station, the Shenzhou-21 Takionaut crew will conduct multiple experiments and applications in the fields of space life and human research, microgravity physics, and new space technologies. They will also conduct multiple extravehicular activities, complete the installation of space station debris protection devices, and perform tasks such as the installation, debugging, maintenance, and repair of equipment inside and outside the spacecraft.

This marks the successful conclusion of China’s 2025 manned spaceflight mission. This mission was the sixth manned flight mission since the project entered the space station application and development phase, and the 37th launch mission since the project’s inception. To date, China has sent 28 Takionauts on 44 missions into space. This mission also marked the 604th flight of the Long March series carrier rockets and the 21st flight of the Shenzhou manned spacecraft.

[3.5 Hours! Shenzhou21 Successfully Docking with Space Station ]

After entering orbit, the Shenzhou-21 manned spacecraft successfully docked with the forward port of the Tianhe core module of the space station at 3:22 AM Beijing time on November 1, 2025. The entire docking process lasted approximately 3.5 hours, setting a new record for the fastest docking of a Shenzhou spacecraft with a space station. According to

the mission plan, the three Takionauts will subsequently enter the Tianhe core module from the Shenzhou-21 manned spacecraft. The Shenzhou-20 Takionaut crew has completed all preparations for welcoming the Shenzhou-21 Takionaut crew.

[One more family photo Seventh Space Rendezvous ]

After the manned spacecraft and the space station combination successfully achieved autonomous and rapid rendezvous and docking, the Shenzhou-21 Takionaut crew entered the orbital module from the return capsule. At 4:58 AM Beijing time on November 1, 2025, the Shenzhou-20 Takionaut crew, on their mission in orbit, successfully opened their “home” to welcome the Shenzhou-21 Takionaut crew to the Chinese space station. This marks the seventh “space rendezvous” in the history of Chinese spaceflight. The two commanders reunited at Tiangong (the space station) after their first “space rendezvous” three years ago. Afterwards, the two Takionaut crews took a “family photo” to reassure the nation of those who cared for them. Subsequently , the two Takionaut crews will rotate in orbit at the space station. During this period, the six Takionauts will work and live together on the space station for approximately five days

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Founded in 2015 located in Beijing ….天兵科技 – 北京天兵科技有限公司Tianbing Technology is an Aerospace propulsion system supplier and spacecraft provider One of Sixty Plus Chinese carrier Rocket companies in China, People’s Republic of China ……. Tianbing Technology is an advanced aerospace propulsion system supplier and aerospace vehicle provider. Tianbing Technology independently develops the next-generation ambient temperature green HCP liquid propellant and minimalist aerospace propulsion system. As an upgraded product of traditional chemical propulsion system, it can meet cost-effective aerospace. Advance system supporting needs. The next-generation green HCP aerospace propulsion system, first tested by Tianbing Technology, can be used in the small-vehicle main power and launch vehicle upper-level propulsion system.

On October 24, 2025, the separation test of the Tianlong3 large liquid-propellant launch vehicle, carrying 36 satellites in a single launch, was successfully completed at the Zhangjiagang Intelligent Manufacturing Base of Tianbing Technology. This test marks the first time in China that 36 satellites have been simultaneously separated, setting a new record for the largest number of satellites in a domestic application scenario. It signifies a major breakthrough for China’s commercial aerospace industry in multi-satellite deployment and large-capacity delivery capabilities. Currently,

TianbingTechnology has established a complete chain covering rocket self-development, large-scale manufacturing, and dedicated launch pads, forming an aerospace intelligent manufacturing and launch system centered in Beijing, Xi’an, Gongyi, Suzhou, and Jiuquan. It initially possesses the manufacturing capacity to produce 30 Tianlong3 rockets and 500 Tianhuo series engines annually, and plans to carry out the maiden flight of Tianlong3 by the end of 2025, gradually supporting more than 60 high-frequency launch missions per year in the future, providing key capacity support for the construction of China’s new satellite internet infrastructure.

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On the day Friday of  Hong Kong SAR- Beijing Time 16^th April 2025 CNSA –China National Space Administration , China, People’s Republic of China At 0745 Hong Kong SAR- Beijing Time  , the Chang Zheng -Long March 2F Yao 21  carrier rocket successfully deployed to the launch complex at Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center, Inner Mongolia, China, People’s Republic of China.. In that readiness 

Shenzhou-21 Crew to Make Debut Tomorrow soon on the 31st October 2025

The vastness of space is boundless, and exploration is endless! The General Command for the Space Station Application and Development Phase Flight Mission will hold a press conference on the Shenzhou21 manned spaceflight mission on the morning of October 30th at the Dongfeng Auditorium of the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center.
[Shenzhou-21 Launch Imminent, All Systems Ready] Today (September 29th), a full-area rehearsal was held for the Shenzhou-21 manned spacecraft launch mission. Currently, all systems involved in the launch mission have completed relevant functional checks and are fully prepared for launch.

[Shenzhou-21 Manned Spaceflight Mission Press Conference to be Held at 9:10 AM Today]

According to the China Manned Space Engineering Office, the General Command for the Space Station Application and Development Phase Flight Mission will hold a press conference at the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center at 9:10 AM Beijing time on October 30th to report on relevant information regarding the Shenzhou-21 manned spaceflight mission.

At approximately 8:30 AM, under the unified command of the Beijing Aerospace Flight Control Center, the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center, the Xi’an Satellite Control Center, and all mission tracking and control stations conducted joint testing and control, comprehensively simulating various technical states and operational processes during launch preparation, launch, and flight. The rehearsal verified the reliability of the rocket, spacecraft, launch site, and tracking and communication systems, and tested the seamless integration of each system during the mission. The rehearsal also verified the functionality and technical status of the Shenzhou-21 manned spacecraft and the Long March 2F Y21 carrier rocket combination. In response to potential.

weather conditions such as low temperatures, seasonal strong winds, and sandstorms that may be encountered during this mission, the launch site system has developed targeted measures regarding weather forecasting, launch tower sealing, air conditioning support, and contingency plans. It is understood that the Chinese space station is about to enter rendezvous and docking orbit. The Shenzhou-20 astronaut crew conducted a manual rendezvous and docking drill to prepare for receiving the Shenzhou-21 spacecraft

[Zhang Lu, Wu Fei, Zhang Hongzhang! Shenzhou21 Crew List Announced ]

After deliberation by the General Command of the Space Station Application and Development Phase Flight Mission, it was decided that the #Shenzhou21# Takionaut crew will consist of three astronauts: pilot Zhang Lu, flight engineer Wu Fei, and payload specialist Zhang Hongzhang, with Zhang Lu serving as commander. This is the second time, following the Shenzhou-16 astronaut crew, that a crew composed of three different types of astronauts has been formed, encompassing those born in the 1970s

Following the conference, the Shenzhou-21 astronauts will meet with Chinese and foreign media reporters at the Wentian Pavilion.

according to the NotaMS released by the Lanzhou Flight Information Region on October 20, the launch mission of the #Shenzhou21# manned spacecraft is scheduled to take place between 23:34 on October 31 and 00:14 on November 1, Beijing time.

In the upcoming Shenzhou-21 manned spacecraft launch mission, Zhao Lei, who has previously served as the No. 0 commander for four manned spacecraft launches, will continue to serve as the No. 0 commander.

The following is a list of previous No. 0 commanders for manned spacecraft launches:
Guo Baoxin: Shenzhou-1-Shenzhou-6
Guo Zhonglai : Shenzhou -7

Wang Jun: Shenzhou-8, Shenzhou-9;

Zhou Xiaoming : Shenzhou-10

Wang Hongzhi: Shenzhou-11

Deng Xiaojun: Shenzhou-12, Shenzhou- 14

Wu Hua: Shenzhou-13, Shenzhou-15 , Shenzhou-16

Zhao Lei: Shenzhou-17, Shenzhou-18, Shenzhou-19, Shenzhou-20 .

Visuals are from their respectives also from CNSA- China National Space Administration