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China just fired up its most powerful liquid-propellant rocket engine in a historic test, marking a giant leap in space tech! The China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation (CASC) announced the successful ignition of the 130-tonne class engine, which uses liquid oxygen and kerosene. How powerful is it? Imagine four engines working in perfect sync—this test delivered over 500 tonnes of thrust, outmuscling older models while being lighter and more compact. Talk about an upgrade!
Why does this matter? This engine could supercharge China’s next-gen rockets, boosting payload capacity for missions like lunar exploration and satellite launches. Experts say it’s a game-changer for the country’s space program, paving the way for more ambitious projects. With sleek engineering and raw power, China’s aerospace sector is clearly leveling up their space game . Will this spark a new era of interstellar innovation? Stay tuned!
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The China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation (CASC) announced the successful ignition of the 130-tonne class engine, which uses liquid oxygen and kerosene. How powerful is it? Imagine four engines working in perfect sync—this test delivered over 500 tonnes of thrust, outmuscling older models while being lighter and more compact. Talk about an upgrade! 
Experts say it’s a game-changer for the country’s space program, paving the way for more ambitious projects. With sleek engineering and raw power, China’s aerospace sector is clearly leveling up their space game 
. Will this spark a new era of interstellar innovation? Stay tuned!
