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BREAKING: NASA chief says China lacks SpaceX’s reusable launch capabilities. Asked about China copying Elon Musk, Jared Isaacman replied: “The Chinese are an incredible rival in space... They don’t have the same reusable launch capabilities that SpaceX and others have.”

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