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China-Led Lunar Research Organization Enables It to Obstruct US Operations on the Moon: Expert - Vimarsana News

China-Led Lunar Research Organization Enables It to Obstruct US Operations on the Moon: Expert

The China-led International Lunar Research Station organization (ILRS) enables the country to obstruct the United States and its ...

China's 'Shanghai Cooperation Organization' for the Moon - Vimarsana News

China's 'Shanghai Cooperation Organization' for the Moon

Commentary A deepening cold war divide between China and the United States is about to be officially extended ...

Man behind China's lunar project unveils deep space exploration plan - Vimarsana News

Man behind China's lunar project unveils deep space exploration plan

As the fourth phase of China's moon probe is underway, the man behind the China's lunar project talked to CGTN about the country's deep space exploration and planned moon missions for the next 15 years.

Source: cgtn.com
China Wins International Astronautical Federation Space Award for Tianwen-1 Mission - Vimarsana News

China Wins International Astronautical Federation Space Award for Tianwen-1 Mission

The mission concluded three months after it landed successfully. For the second time, China's team won the International Astronautical Federation (IAF) World Space Award for its Tianwen-1 mission to Mars based on a report from Space.

What is China's plan to use the Moon as a shield to stop asteroids hitting the Earth? - Vimarsana News

What is China's plan to use the Moon as a shield to stop asteroids hitting the Earth?

China is planning a base on the moon, together with a system to detect and destroy asteroids, but NASA is worried about the real motives.

Source: as.com