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Nasa urges researchers to reach out for China's Chang'e 5 moon samples, sidestepping US ban - Vimarsana News

Nasa urges researchers to reach out for China's Chang'e 5 moon samples, sidestepping US ban

In exception to Congressional Wolf Amendment, the space agency is encouraging applications to its Chinese counterpart.

Source: scmp.com
NASA-funded researchers can now apply for China's Chang'e-5 moon samples - Vimarsana News

NASA-funded researchers can now apply for China's Chang'e-5 moon samples

For the first time, NASA-funded researchers can apply for access to lunar samples collected by China's Chang'e-5 mission.

Source: space.com
UAE university joins China's moon project after initial bid by Arab nation killed by US sanctions - Vimarsana News

UAE university joins China's moon project after initial bid by Arab nation killed by US sanctions

The race for the moon gains momentum as China adds another partner to its lunar base project.

Source: scmp.com
Racing to the moon and Mars, US intelligence sees China advancing with remarkable speed - Vimarsana News

Racing to the moon and Mars, US intelligence sees China advancing with remarkable speed

The intelligence community now assesses with confidence that China is poised to succeed in landing humans on the moon and constructing a permanent base camp at the lunar south pole by the end of this decade, four intelligence officials told McClatchy.

China has sent its youngest-ever astronaut crew to the Tiangong space station - Vimarsana News

China has sent its youngest-ever astronaut crew to the Tiangong space station

On Thursday, three Chinese astronauts lifted off on the Shenzhou-17 spacecraft from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center deep in the Gobi Desert, heading for the Tiangong space station for a six-month stay. They are the youngest crew China has ever sent to space \u2013 with an average age of 38.

Source: ksl.com