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NASA Bets on Private Companies for Moon Return Amidst New Space Race with China
PoliticsThe IndependentYahooTimes of India1mo ago3 sources

NASA Bets on Private Companies for Moon Return Amidst New Space Race with China

NASA is making significant investments in three private companies to accelerate America's return to the Moon, as the agency's chief, Jared Isaacman, declares a new space race with China to land on the Moon by 2030. NASA also plans to conduct a scientific fire experiment on the lunar surface.

NASA Plans Permanent Moon Base by Early 2030s Amid Space Race
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NASA Plans Permanent Moon Base by Early 2030s Amid Space Race

NASA is accelerating plans to build a permanent moon base by the early 2030s, utilizing robots and drones for construction. This initiative is part of a heating up space race with China, with both nations aiming for a significant lunar presence.

NASA Unveils Plans for Permanent Moon Base, Aiming for Human Presence Within Six Years
TechnologyAPBBCbloomberg+27NYTFTThe GuardianFox Newscbcruvfazaftonbladet+19 more3mo ago30 sources

NASA Unveils Plans for Permanent Moon Base, Aiming for Human Presence Within Six Years

NASA has detailed its strategy for establishing a permanent human presence on the Moon, with initial work expected to begin in 2028 and people potentially living and working there within six years. The plans include the development of landers, buggies, and drones, with contracts already awarded to private companies like Blue Origin.

NASA Chief Sparks Renewed Debate on Pluto's Planet Status
Scienceaktualne-czThe IndependentTimes of India+2indian-expressnaftemporiki4mo ago5 sources

NASA Chief Sparks Renewed Debate on Pluto's Planet Status

The NASA Administrator has reportedly reopened the debate on Pluto's classification, expressing a desire to see it reinstated as a full planet within our solar system. This statement has sparked fresh discussion among the scientific community and the public.

US-Russian Crew Launches to International Space Station
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US-Russian Crew Launches to International Space Station

A joint US-Russian crew successfully launched to the International Space Station (ISS) for an eight-month mission, continuing space cooperation despite geopolitical tensions. The mission includes an Indian-origin astronaut from NASA.

NASA Chief Defends All-Male Artemis III Crew Selection
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NASA Chief Defends All-Male Artemis III Crew Selection

The head of NASA has defended the decision to select an all-male crew for the Artemis III lunar mission, facing criticism for the lack of female astronauts. The crew, consisting of three Americans and one European, was announced to test equipment for a future moon landing.

Donald Trump's Recent Public Statements and Policy Initiatives
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Donald Trump's Recent Public Statements and Policy Initiatives

Donald Trump has recently made various public statements, including announcing plans to release UFO files and mocking the NASA chief, while also proposing new retirement plans and being nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize. These actions and remarks have drawn international attention and domestic discussion.

Artemis II Astronauts Capture Stunning New Moon Photos, Including Far Side
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Artemis II Astronauts Capture Stunning New Moon Photos, Including Far Side

Artemis II mission astronauts have captured spectacular new photographs of the Moon and the Orion spacecraft, including the never-before-seen far side, continuing the legacy of iconic space photography and sparking discussion on their scientific and aesthetic value.

NASA Chief Praises Elon Musk and SpaceX for Moon Base Efforts
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NASA Chief Praises Elon Musk and SpaceX for Moon Base Efforts

NASA Chief Jared Isaacman has expressed strong confidence in Elon Musk, stating 'Never Bet Against' him, and emphasized that NASA 'Can't Do It Without' SpaceX for its Moon Base ambitions. This highlights the critical role of private aerospace companies in future space exploration.

Qatari LNG Tanker Struck by Missile in Strait of Hormuz
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Qatari LNG Tanker Struck by Missile in Strait of Hormuz

A Qatari LNG tanker was reportedly struck by an Iranian missile in the Strait of Hormuz, causing it to catch fire. This incident marks new attacks in the critical chokepoint.

NASA Chief Reveals Trump UFO Files After Buried Records Surface
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NASA Chief Reveals Trump UFO Files After Buried Records Surface

The head of NASA has begun to disclose information from former President Trump's UFO files, following the surfacing of unusual findings in previously buried federal records. This move pulls back the curtain on previously undisclosed information regarding unidentified aerial phenomena.

New Video Shows White House Dinner Attack Attempt
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New Video Shows White House Dinner Attack Attempt

Newly released video footage shows suspect Cole Allen attempting to storm a White House Correspondents' Dinner checkpoint and firing at Secret Service officers. Officials state Allen is not seeking bail following the incident.

“One step from disaster”: the hard-hitting NASA report on the adventure of astronauts Wilmore and Williams
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“One step from disaster”: the hard-hitting NASA report on the adventure of astronauts Wilmore and Williams

The two astronauts were supposed to stay in space for ten days, but ended up staying nine months - NASA investigation equates the 2024 incident with the Challenger and Columbia tragedies, as the Starliner capsules "were not ready" for a manned mission The post “One step from disaster”: the hard-hitting NASA report on the adventure of astronauts Wilmore and Williams appeared first on ProtoThema English.