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China Recovers Orbital-Class Rocket Booster, Joins Reusable Launch Systems Race

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Tecnología·12/7/2026Resumen IA

China Recovers Orbital-Class Rocket Booster, Joins Reusable Launch Systems Race

China successfully recovered the first stage of its Long March-10B rocket using a net-capture system, demonstrating advanced reusable launch technology. This achievement places China among a select group of space powers, including the US and SpaceX, pursuing cost-effective launch systems. India's own reusable rocket program, NGLV, is still years away from a demonstration flight.

Times of India

Mysterious Metallic Spheres Wash Ashore on Australian Beach, Identified as 'Space Balls'

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Mundo·8/7/2026Resumen IA

Mysterious Metallic Spheres Wash Ashore on Australian Beach, Identified as 'Space Balls'

Six large metallic spheres, identified as 'space balls' or rocket pressure vessels, washed ashore on Forrest Beach, Queensland, Australia. The discovery prompted an evacuation and investigation, with the Australian Space Agency confirming they are likely debris from a foreign rocket.

TOI World

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Mysterious large spheres wash up on Queensland beach, investigation launched

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Mundo·6/7/2026Resumen IA

Mysterious large spheres wash up on Queensland beach, investigation launched

Six large, solid spheres discovered on a beach in Queensland, Australia, are being investigated by authorities. The objects are suspected to be space debris, with the Australian Space Agency attempting to identify their origin. An exclusion zone is in place due to potential hazardous substances.

BBC World

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ISRO Successfully Tests Solid Motor for New Sub-Orbital Launch Vehicle SOLVE

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Espacio·5/7/2026Resumen IA

ISRO Successfully Tests Solid Motor for New Sub-Orbital Launch Vehicle SOLVE

ISRO successfully conducted a static test of the solid motor for its new Sub-Orbital Launch Vehicle for Experiments (SOLVE) on July 3. SOLVE will support the Gaganyaan human spaceflight program by testing parachute systems for the Crew Module.

Times of India

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Chinese Startup Aims to Launch Rockets Using Carbon Dioxide

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Tecnología·1/7/2026Resumen IA

Chinese Startup Aims to Launch Rockets Using Carbon Dioxide

Chinese startup Zhiyu Aerospace Technology plans to use supercritical carbon dioxide for rocket launches, aiming for low-cost, high-frequency commercial flights. The technology ejects rockets using high-pressure CO2, igniting engines mid-air to avoid ground platform contact.

SCMP News

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Mundo·16/6/2026Resumen IA

Global Affairs Roundup: Turkey's Mediation Offer, Strait of Hormuz Tensions, and Ukraine Conflict

Turkey offers mediation for Ukraine, while tensions rise around the Strait of Hormuz with potential US-Iran deals. Reports detail military actions in Ukraine, drone attacks, and international diplomatic exchanges involving leaders like Trump, Putin, Lukashenko, and Macron.

TASS

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Asian Space Startups Race to Catch Up in Launch Vehicle Market

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Tecnología·1/6/2026Resumen IA

Asian Space Startups Race to Catch Up in Launch Vehicle Market

Asian space startups, including South Korea's Unastella, are accelerating development of launch vehicles to compete in a market dominated by the US and China. Unastella secured $24M in Series B funding for its small satellite launch services.

A promising Indian launch startup nears its first orbital test flight

"We wanted to get to an orbital launch vehicle in a few years."

Ars Technica

(URGENT) S. Korea's Earth-observation satellite separated from launch vehicle, enters orbit

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3/5/2026

(URGENT) S. Korea's Earth-observation satellite separated from launch vehicle, enters orbit

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