642 reactions · 35 shares | Lijian-1 Rocket Enriches China's Solid-Propellant Carrier Rocket Family The "Lijian-1" carrier rocket, a new-type solid-propellant launch vehicle used to send six scientific experiment satellites into preset orbit earlier Wednesday, has played a role in enriching China's solid-propellant carrier rocket family with various technological innovations. https://www.cctvplus.com/news/20220727/8283704.shtml#!language=1 | CCTV+ | Facebook

590K views · 1.4K reactions | China achieved a successful launch of the world's most powerful solid propellant rocket on Thursday. The Gravity-1 commercial carrier rocket soared into the sky from the waters near Haiyang city in Shandong province, East China.  #RocketLaunch #satellite | CGTNEurope | Facebook

Japan's first launch of heavy-lift H3 rocket in 29 years ends in failure — it never got off the ground The rocket failed to take off because of a failure in the solid propellant boosters. By the way, its launch was already delayed because of the malfunction of the control system. The development of the rocket cost $1.5 billion. The next attempt to launch the H3 could take place in a week, Kyodo said. | PETV

9 solid fuel rockets 40,000 pounds of thrust = 3,000 feet in just a few seconds. Now that’s some serious speed. The “Transformational Technologies” video series is made possible by the support of @LockheedMartin. | National Air and Space Museum, Smithsonian Institution

1 rocket🚀, 26 #satellites🛰️. A new record set by China’s largest solid propellant rocket #Lijian-1 Y2 on Wednesday. And luckily the weather was so good. We can see the launch clearly under the blue sky. #Rocketlaunch | Tech It Out with Yang Zhao