Moon mission
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NASA Chief Says China Could Attempt To Claim Parts Of The Moon
"It is a fact: we're in a space race," NASA administrator Bill Nelson said 
"It is a fact: we're in a space race," NASA administrator Bill Nelson said -
NASA Artemis 1 Update: Countdown Begins For Highly-Anticipated Moon Mission
NASA is currently counting down to the launch of its Artemis 1 mission to the moon at 1:04 a.m. EST on Nov. 16. 
NASA is currently counting down to the launch of its Artemis 1 mission to the moon at 1:04 a.m. EST on Nov. 16. -
NASA: Artemis Moon Missions Are Open To All Astronauts
Later in 2022, the first agency missions for Artemis 2 should be revealed. 
Later in 2022, the first agency missions for Artemis 2 should be revealed. -
NASA Taps Companies To Design Moon Nuclear Power Plants
A wider range of government nuclear programs are included in the new awards. 
A wider range of government nuclear programs are included in the new awards. -
NASA's Amazing Moon Ice Discovery Protected on Lunar Surface by ‘Magnetic Anomalies’
Because of "magnetic anomalies" on the lunar surface, ice discovered on the Moon in 2018 has not melted. 
Because of "magnetic anomalies" on the lunar surface, ice discovered on the Moon in 2018 has not melted. -
NASA Encourages Private Companies To Design More Lunar Landers In Addition To SpaceX's Vehicle
NASA has stated that it will fund the development of a second privately made crewed lunar lander. NASA has stated that it will fund the development of a second privately made crewed lunar lander. -
Yutu 2 Sends Back A Never-Before-Seen View Of The Lunar Far Side
China's lunar rover marks its third year in the far side of the moon, a first for mankind. 
China's lunar rover marks its third year in the far side of the moon, a first for mankind. -
Artemis 1 Moon Mission Launch Postponed Until May Launch Window
NASA says there's still "a lot of work in front of us." NASA says there's still "a lot of work in front of us." -
Why Is China Building An 'Artificial Moon?'
Hint: it has something to do with gravity. 
Hint: it has something to do with gravity. -
NASA Inspector General Disputes 2025 Moon Landing Goal Amid Budget Constraints
The revised timeframe, which is a year's delay, is still overly ambitious. The revised timeframe, which is a year's delay, is still overly ambitious.
