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SpaceX and Rocket Lab set for liftoff this week
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SpaceX and Rocket Lab set for liftoff this week

Rocket launches this week According to tracking from Next SpaceFlight, Chinese aerospace firm Landspace’s ZhuQue-2E Block 2 is scheduled to lift off from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in China at 4:20 a.m. EST on Tuesday, June 9. The ZhuQue-2E is a medium-lift rocket powered by liquid oxygen and methane — the first methane-fueled vehicle Continue reading "SpaceX and Rocket Lab set for liftoff this week" The post SpaceX and Rocket Lab set for liftoff this week appeared first on Astronomy Magazine .

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