China's reusable test spacecraft made an important breakthrough and successfully returned to the scheduled landing site after 276 days in orbit.

Thank you, Mr. Air, a netizen from CTOnews.com. Hello, rabbit clue delivery! CTOnews.com, May 8, 2022, China successfully launched a reusable test spacecraft from the long March 2F carrier rocket at the Jiuquan Satellite launch Center. China's reusable test spacecraft successfully returned to the scheduled landing site today after 276 days in orbit, officials announced.

According to reports, the complete success of this test marks an important breakthrough in China's research on reusable spacecraft technology, and the follow-up can provide a more convenient and cheap round trip for the peaceful use of space.

Officials say the test spacecraft will return to China's scheduled landing site after operating in orbit for a period of time, during which technical verification of reusability and on-orbit services will be carried out as planned to provide technical support for the peaceful use of space.

According to previous reports by CTOnews.com, China successfully launched a reusable spacecraft from Jiuquan Satellite launch Center in September 2020 and successfully returned to the scheduled landing site after two days of orbital flight.

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