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China's reusable Zhuque-3 Y-2 rocket successfully completed a static fire test on Monday at the Dongfeng commercial space innovation pilot zone in northwest China, according to Chinese commercial aerospace company LandSpace.

Zhuque-3 is a domestically developed reusable launch vehicle powered by liquid oxygen and methane. It is designed for large-scale satellite constellation deployment missions.

LandSpace, the rocket's developer, said the test verified the normal operation of both the rocket and launch site systems.

The company added that its test team will now proceed with preparations for the rocket's upcoming flight test as scheduled.

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