Chinese space startups, backed by President Xi Jinping and billions in funding, are racing to develop reusable rockets and challenge Elon Musk’s SpaceX by 2030 as part of China’s broader push to break free from U.S. tech dependence.
Chinese space startups, backed by President Xi Jinping and billions in funding, are racing to develop reusable rockets and challenge Elon Musk’s SpaceX by 2030 as part of China’s broader push to break free from U.S. tech dependence.
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