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🚀🇨🇳China's first REUSABLE rocket, Zhuque-3, has completed engine tests and begun final preparations before its maiden flight. 🛰️🌏The rocket will be used to accelerate the building of China's "Starlink" large-scale constellation missions at a lower cost.

Li Zexin 李泽欣

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HateCollector11 ay önce

I just realised CPC actually stands for Copy Paste Country

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Nightwing11 ay önce

In a few years USA will complain about Chinese space overcapacity

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Tyweezy Maxey11 ay önce

Is there literally anything you dont attempt to steal from the US?

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Trusten11 ay önce

Uh, no. No one wants TEMU starlink.

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LightMetal11 ay önce

Reusable rockets. Starlink. EVs. J35 fighters. And so on… is there a single original idea produced in China that you can point us to? Go ahead, Li. We’ll wait a few minutes.

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zed z11 ay önce

China can do anything ❤️🌹🇨🇳

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Md. Mehedi Hasan Rakib11 ay önce

This is actually massive—China officially has its own version of a reusable Falcon 9 that's ready to launch and it's built to slash costs! The goal of accelerating their own "Starlink" is huge, but you have to respect LandSpace for passing the final engine tests. It’s a great example of the global space race heating up, and it's amazing to watch. Go, Zhuque-3! 🌌

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Syed Izzatullah11 ay önce

Chinese are good for copying and are masters of reverse engineering. They don’t make anything by themselves 😀.

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David Waeschle11 ay önce

Fascinating imagine that. China has their own reusable rocket AND they want to build a “Starlink” network. Wow you guys are super innovative. But I thought someone else already developed that technology. Space X, this sounds so suspicious I bet you Chinese dirt bags stole the IP. And you’re so innovative you practically used the same names as the original. AND THIS LADIES AND GENTLEMAN IS WHY COMMUNISM DOES NOT WORK. Despite what some shills on the left that are clearly paid by the CCP want you to believe.

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KOLODA11 ay önce

All stolen tech...by the biggest global IP thief around.

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Eager_Space11 ay önce

Delta maybe Rocket Lab

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SpaceTechRocks11 ay önce

10 years after falcon 9 did it , the only vehicle close to falcon 9 tech is starship . Someone needs to step up their game here .

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Runner11 ay önce

Space Xi

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汪古兄弟11 ay önce

偷的是如此的理直氣壯。唉…又讓你裝成了！！！

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TGI❤️🅰️ 🇺🇦11 ay önce

The fun part is that China's Starlink only will work above China. No other western country and friends will allow it above in their regions. Has something to do with spectrum and regulations.

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Stating The Obvious11 ay önce

In the U.S., we see for ourselves our great successes and our spectacular failures because we truly are an open society. Will the CCP allow the posting of their failures? They don't know. We have to be fortunate enough to see such videos before their censors take them down.

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dondtravel11 ay önce

China can only steal ideas.

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🆉 🄾 Ⓥ Time is Velocity11 ay önce

Looks familiar lmao

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大力出奇迹11 ay önce

This is the reason why I refused to join any of the commercial aerospace companies here in China as a mechanical engineer. We should be more original.

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Andrey11 ay önce

Are they going to copy everything from Elon?

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legalprimes11 ay önce

@Deepneuron

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Rock11 ay önce

Stolen tech from starling when the Chinese spy was caught in 2023

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Evaunit9811 ay önce

Let’s hope this one doesn’t annihilate a small village like the Long March, but then again you probably won’t know about that one since the Chinese government covered it up.

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Kevin w11 ay önce

Just make sure the rocket fuel wasn't stolen and replaced with water again... Lol 😭

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Kaven Borbon11 ay önce

@LandSpace_Tech @LANDSPACE_China @CNSpaceflight @CNSAWatcher @JeffreyTowson @tphuang @baoshaoshan @mitchpresnick

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@Deepneuron

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Marian11 ay önce

copycats :)

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-11 ay önce

这说明要你这翻墙护主狗东西的主子改善一下普通人的民生福利比他妈登天还难

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Dude11 ay önce

Temu Falcon 9 copy. Pathetic.

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Evo11 ay önce

Ctrl+C Ctrl+V

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nejoom11 ay önce

How come we don’t see the reuse?

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