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In an interview with The Verge, NASA administrator Bill Nelson discussed his immediate plans for leading the US back to the Moon.

Safety comes second in China's race for space China has been rapidly expanding its space ambitions, but without international collaboration experts warn that lives are being put at risk 16 May 2021 • 4:00pm China's Long March-5B Y2 rocket recently made an uncontrolled re-entry, and many feared it was going to crash into a populated area Credit: China Daily via REUTERS The remnants of China’s biggest rocket came crashing into the Indian Ocean just west of the Maldives archipelago a week ago on Sunday May 9. It was, according to Harvard astrophysicist Jonathan McDowell, a “reckless” ...

The U.S. and Russia are Parting Ways in Space and That's Risky America’s “unipolar moment” has lingered on in the international distribution of space capabilities, but it will not last forever. American space partisans could be forgiven for yawning at the recent announcement that the Russian and Chinese space agencies will build a joint lunar research base. The statement included no timeline, and everyone knows that paper plans for space projects are a dime a dozen. While the Russians and Chinese talk, NASA is busy testing rockets and selecting astronauts for its Artemis Program, which...

May 7th, 2021 2 min read COMMENTARY BY Senior Research Fellow, Asian Studies Center Dean brings knowledge of China's military and space capabilities as a research fellow on Chinese political and security affairs. A rocket carrying the core module of China's space station, Tianhe, blasts off from the Wenchang Spacecraft Launch Site on April 29, 2021 in Wenchang, Hainan Province of China. VCG / Getty Images Key Takeaways The People’s Republic of China launched the Tianhe (Heavenly Harmony) module of its new space station on April 28. Cooperating...

Commentary By Dean Cheng brings detailed knowledge of China's military and space capabilities to bear as The Heritage Foundation's research fellow on Chinese political and security affairs. Read his research. The International Space Station is getting a new neighbor. The People’s Republic of China launched the Tianhe (Heavenly Harmony) module of its new space station on April 28. This module will serve as the core habitation area of the space station, which will be joined by several other modules for experiments and scientific activities. The entire station is expected to be completed by 2...