Company X and Company Y have each been building a rocket ship able to travel to Mars. After five years of design and construction, the rocket ships have been unveiled to the public, which instantly noticed the rocket ships are so similar in design as to be indistinguishable. Therefore, one of the companies must have had information pertaining to the design of the other rocket ship.

Which of the following, if true, would most call in to question the validity of the argument?

A. The engineers responsible for the design and construction of the rocket ship are subjected to a rigorous vetting process.
B. Each space ship uses a different color scheme, which matches that of each company’s logo.
C. Several employees currently in the employ of Company X were working for Company Y before the construction of the rocket ship.
D. Given the current materials, there is only one possible design that satisfies the aerodynamic requirements to reach Mars.
E. Both companies have been highly profitable and have been heavily funded throughout the five years in which the rocket ships have been constructed.