US and China in New Space Race for Lunar Dominance

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The US and China are in a new space race, with both aiming to be the first to return humans to the Moon.
NASA head Jared Isaacman highlighted China's rapid advancements and the strategic importance of lunar resources and future Mars missions.

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The US and China are in a new space race, with both aiming to be the first to return humans to the Moon. NASA head Jared Isaacman highlighted China's rapid advancements and the strategic importance of lunar resources and future Mars missions.

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