China has successfully launched its reusable experimental spacecraft for the fourth time, marking a significant milestone in its aerospace capabilities. The launch took place on February 7, 2026, from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center using a Long March-2F carrier rocket, as reported by multiple sources including The News Pakistan and Tribune Latest. This mission is part of China's ongoing efforts to develop reusable spacecraft technology, which is seen as crucial for reducing the costs and increasing the frequency of space missions. According to the South China Morning Post, this spacecraft, unofficially dubbed 'Shenlong' or 'Divine Dragon', is considered a potential competitor to the US Space Force's X-37B. The mission aims to conduct technological verification for reusable spacecraft, although specific details about the technologies tested or the duration of the mission remain undisclosed.