Technology term
Reusable Launch Vehicle (RLV)
A rocket designed so that part of it, usually the first stage or booster, can return to Earth intact after launch and fly again on a later mission, instead of being discarded. Reusability can cut launch costs because the same hardware carries multiple payloads over its lifetime.
English
Reusable Launch Vehicle
Arabic
صاروخ قابل لإعادة الاستخدام
First appeared in
A Private Chinese Rocket Landed on Its Own Legs for the First Time
