Landspace has published a video from the Zhuque-3 reentry and descent, including some onboard camera footage. Great to see.

It's been a long wait, but Isaacman now heads toward confirmation in a much stronger place, politically. https://t.co/2JkgklyLeQ

This is the way.

It came in hot, but a near-bullseye. This result augurs well for Zhuque-3's reusable future.

“Couples who live together for years, telling themselves that they’re as good as married, rarely seem to believe it… ‘My girlfriend’ neither carries the ring nor commands the respect of ‘my wife.’ Impermanence alienates and unnerves us.” @AbigailShrier

Zhuque-3 missed its landing - an expected result for the first recovery attempt - but made it to orbit on its debut flight. This makes Zhuque-3, by far, China's largest successful "commercial" rocket, a notable feat in its own right. Video source: https://t.co/O6IeF7TXoa

Zhuque-3 is airborne, expected booster landing attempt at T+8:30.

There’s a race in China among several companies vying to become the next to launch and land an orbital-class rocket, and the starting gun could go off as soon as tonight.

A big decision is looming, and NASA doesn't want to put all of its eggs into one basket. https://t.co/jfbxf23QZC

For the first time ever, all spacecraft ports at the space station are full with 8 docked vehicles as 10 crewmembers conduct cutting-edge science in orbit. The station will shift to a seven-person crew next week as a Soyuz trio returns to Earth.

One of Vladimir Putin’s favorite sabres to rattle seems to have lost its edge (if it ever had one). https://t.co/Wy7zJU7gxG

Spoke with @dylan about the commercial space station business, and what NASA can do to make it successful. https://t.co/VvUa3SrKRT

ICBM must have caught the Proton bug.

Lots of implications for the Soyuz incident at Site 31 in in Kazakhstan, where one source told me the damage is "significant." https://t.co/hrHbKW36q1

Multiple sources report a collapse of the service access platform at Site 31 in Baikonur — the only facility that can support Russian crew launches and ISS operations. More details on the failed structure: https://t.co/iHkoRmX5Ix

The Space Force confirms it won't launch any payloads on Vulcan until next year. https://t.co/9IceiT0MIq

Soyuz 5 is to Soyuz as Atlas V is to Atlas.

I always love seeing these rideshare stacks - like a bounty of shiny gifts under the Christmas tree.

It's interesting that China openly refers to this as an emergency mission, a word that NASA avoided using during the Starliner saga last year.

Taxpayers are spending millions to measure the boom of methalox.

Recently had a good conversation with Rocket Lab chief Pete Beck. It amazes me that nearly a decade after Electron's debut, there is still no viable competitor in its class. https://t.co/i2D7vDxf0E