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Time for an encore ZQ-3 is "copying SpaceX", correct. From the launch paradigm to design details, it's a reasonable low-cost mix of F-9 and Starship. But Elon himself will tell you that this doesn't matter. What matters is how many ZQ-3s they can make.

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