Which will be the first Chinese orbital-class reusable rocket stage to land vertically?
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Resolution criteria
- The market resolves YES for the first Chinese orbital-class rocket stage to successfully land vertically.
- The landing must be a controlled vertical descent to a surface (land or sea platform), not a parachute recovery or horizontal landing.
- The same launch must successfully put a payload into orbit - no 'hops' or failures!
- Resolution will be determined by official announcements from the rocket manufacturer or Chinese space authorities confirming successful orbital flight and vertical landing.
- While China's progress is impressive, it still lags the United States, particularly SpaceX, which has launched more than 300 times.