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Chinese rocket STICKS PERFECT VERTICAL landing on FLOATING sea platform Becomes SECOND NATION EVER to RECOVER booster US tech lead ‘ERASED’

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aaron kollsmithvor 2 Monaten

Honestly? The video looks like it’s AI generated

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RTvor 2 Monaten

Quote:

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Political Scalpelvor 2 Monaten

Of course they do 😂 Steal every last blueprint, embed your engineers in every US aerospace firm, and suddenly China’s ‘miraculously’ sticking boosters on floating platforms like it’s no big deal. Second nation ever… yeah, right after the nation they’ve been robbing blind for 20 years. Innovation through larceny, folks. Classic.

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Toneeyvor 2 Monaten

Elon looking at this guys like are you stealing my tech

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R.L. Federico 🇺🇸 🛡️vor 2 Monaten

No doubt stole the tech from spacex.

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Tonny Lezvor 2 Monaten

This is what happen when a country didn't use their money for endless wars..

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Mr.Toddvor 2 Monaten

Now try two at a time and do it a few hundred times, then you can say "competitor". You should probably get cracking on a starship as well! 🤣

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Jeff Barrettvor 2 Monaten

Fisherman around the world empathizing. #SPACEX So, you are a #China propagandist?

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Q ™️vor 2 Monaten

It's over with for spaceX !!! They lost everything to bankruptcy becuz we took all the money !! 🤑

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dpaxtonvor 2 Monaten

How many people do they have embedded in SpaceX?

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FoxProMAGAvor 2 Monaten

Why is there black smoke 👆 coming out of the rocket's nose cone? 🤔 By the way, RT, (formerly Russia Today) virulently opposes Western civilization. I don't mean the Russian people per se. I mean the Russian government. Here's how you do it. ⤵️

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Meat and Potatoesvor 2 Monaten

"US tech lead ‘ERASED" <-🤡 There's a HUGE difference between innovating, and copying.

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ShawnShawnvor 2 Monaten

I HOPE CHINA FUCKS SPACE X AND ELON !

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LaGuerrera 🇨🇳vor 2 Monaten

Not to say the news is fake, but that's an AI clip for sure 😌

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Peter Hamilton 🐺 🌏vor 2 Monaten

Space X is actually more accurate, not needing a cage incase it falls over. The moon base will tell if China is catching up to a Civilian company. My bet is on Space X. Russia can only gaze in amazement at the advances being made by other countries.

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German Common Sensevor 2 Monaten

I wonder how many spies does China have in @SpaceX ? Interesting how there’s no word in Mandarin for “Copyright infringement”

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₿evan ⚡️vor 2 Monaten

😂😂 Total fakery Like SpaceX

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ジェネ男 マトモナゼニ愛研究所vor 2 Monaten

fakE

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DavisD2021vor 2 Monaten

Only took a little over 10 years to catch up lmao The propaganda is strong today.

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New Dawn 🇺🇸vor 2 Monaten

Yeah, so they need to catch it with fishing nets. Somehow ours has a larger payload capacity and it’s got its own landing legs. Starship will have 150 metric tons. The Chinese is 16 metric tons, which is smaller than falcon 9’s 22 Mt. Pathetic.

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Callahanvor 2 Monaten

The moment that Elon Musk wished he did not hire Chinese H1-B employees in his SpaceX rocket program. 🙄 🤔

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尖閣史いしゐのぞむ https://rumble.com/register/ishiwi/vor 2 Monaten

私は素人ですが、 チャイナが綱で捕捉したのは簡單さうに見えるので、       日本もやればすぐできると思ひますが、どうなんですかね。

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jackvor 2 Monaten

Probably cost them 10% of what we’ve given Elon in subsidies.

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Project Constitutionvor 2 Monaten

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MadManvor 2 Monaten

L M A O

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Matt Sagewoodvor 2 Monaten

Us tech lead “copied”. Is this an instant replay with cold was with Russia?

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LB for Americavor 2 Monaten

Not even close... but did the rocket take off and land in the same place doing this. @elonmusk and @SpaceX did.

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SamRvor 2 Monaten

Not really "US tech lead" but SpaceX. There's a long way befythey catch up but significant move. None of US companies have got it and SpaceX had it done more than a decade ago.

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Aedmar Skýjárnvor 2 Monaten

> erased Hardly. We have decades of a lead over China and the rest of the world. Keep coping, Russia.

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周皓vor 2 Monaten

We can only say that China has kept up and hasn't fallen behind! It's still too early to claim that America's lead has been erased! We must maintain a clear-headed awareness of this!

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The LFBvor 2 Monaten

CGI is getting a little better, I see.

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Phillip Robertsvor 2 Monaten

So is it basically the prototype at the moment? With their countries lax laws on copywrite and patents, I'm sure the blueprints will be leaked in a matter of months and then the world will have the same access. Not sure if that's good or bad. Probably bad id assume.

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