US leads the new space race, but international competitors are rapidly closing the gap
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Melissa de Zwart
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The article discusses the global landscape of space exploration, noting that while the US (through NASA and the Artemis program) is currently leading the new space race, other countries including China, Russia, India, and European nations are making significant strides and closing the gap. It highlights the Artemis III mission crew announcement and examines the competitive dynamics of international space programs, including lunar ambitions, Mars exploration, and commercial space ventures.
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bskyUS leads the new space race, but international competitors are rapidly closing the gaptheconversation.comKey quotes
· 3 pulledYou carry the fire of exploration from generations past, the confidence of this agency, and the support of this nation, and the dreams of millions who will be cheering you on.
It can be easy to lose sight of the fact that the US isn't the only major actor in space.
We wish you godspeed on the journey ahead.
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