China has created a prototype of fuel tanks for its future supernate missiles, calling it a rocket in the rocket, Spacenews reports.
"The success of this prototype has made great progress in developing steel tanks for heavy missiles," said China Academy of Launch Vehicle Technology (Calt), quoting the publication.
This is especially about 10.6 meters in diameter, nine meters of stainless steel fuel tank. This is part of the multiple-use of China Multiple Missile, Long March 9, which the Chinese want to use for Moon and Mars missions. According to Chinese developers, the tank has been produced in just two months with digital technology.
Earlier, the China Pilot Department (CMSA) announced the Chinese plans to the moon to land the moon to land.
They will not only be able to move along the Moon's surface, but also perform scientific experiments and research.
