Long March 5: China's Show of Power and Achievements in Space

Long March 5 consists of two main stages and can be equipped with optional upper stages. The length of the rocket is 56.97 meters, its diameter is 5 meters, and its mass is about 854,500 kilograms. The first stage includes four CZ-5-300 boosters, each powered by two YF-100 engines. These engines use RP-1 and LOX (Liquid Oxygen). The second stage includes two YF-75D engines and uses LH2/LOX. Long March 5 can carry 25,000 kilograms of cargo into low Earth orbit and 14,000 kilograms into geostatic transfer orbit.

Long March 5 has been used in a variety of scientific and commercial missions. In particular, the 5 Moon sample return mission to Chang'e played a critical role in the launch of the Tianwen-1 Mars exploration vehicle and the modules of the Chinese Space Station (Tiangong). These missions have greatly expanded China's capabilities and goals in space exploration.

Long March 5 has played an important role in China gaining independence and competitiveness in the space industry. The development of the rocket demonstrates China's growing influence in the international space community and its capabilities in the field of space exploration. Long March 5 also provides a basic platform for China's space station and deep space missions. Long March 5 is an indication of China's growing capacity and goals in space exploration. This powerful and efficient rocket has been an important milestone in China's space exploration and exploration. Long March 5 greatly expanded China's role in extraterrestrial exploration and made significant contributions to innovations in the space