How China could still win the new moon race
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How China could still win the new moon race

With its ambitious space program, China is making significant strides toward a crewed lunar mission. The critical question remains whether Chinese taikonauts could touch down on the Moon's surface ahead of NASA's Artemis program, setting a new milestone in the escalating global space competitio

11 июля 2026 г. · Pablo Navarro1 мин
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