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Can Artemis Overcome Challenges to Win the New Space Race?

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By Ned Potter Verified
| Fixing the Future
Artemis, depending on whom you ask, is NASA’s bid to reclaim its heritage, to resume the business of human exploration, to take astronauts to the moon and beyond and win what’s been billed by some U.S. politicians as the “new space race” with China. Artemis II, the project’s first circumlunar test mission with a crew, is now preparing for launch, perhaps in March.
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Can Artemis Overcome Challenges to Win the New Space Race?

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By Ned Potter Verified
| buff.ly
Artemis, depending on whom you ask, is NASA’s bid to reclaim its heritage, to resume the business of human exploration, to take astronauts to the moon and beyond and win what’s been billed by some U.S. politicians as the “new space race” with China. Artemis II, the project’s first circumlunar test mission with a crew, is now preparing for launch, perhaps in March.
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How Does China's Spacecraft Compare to NASA's Artemis?

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By Ned Potter Verified
| Fixing the Future
Slow and steady wins the race, or so goes the fable. The China Manned Space Agency, or CMSA, has repeatedly denied any rivalry with the United States akin to the race to the moon in the 1960s. But step by step, one element at a time over a period of decades, it has built a human space program with goals that include landing astronauts on the moon by and starting a base there in the following years.
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