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China plans to launch two reusable rockets in 2025 and 2026 in preparation for future crewed missions to the moon.
Unlike rockets that China has used in the past, this pair will be completely reusable. This means they will be not only more sustainable but also more cost-effective, since they won't have to be built from scratch for future missions. RELATED STORIES—China's secret space plane deploys 6 unknown objects in orbit, and some are emitting signals—China successfully grows lettuce and tomatoes aboard Tiangong space station
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