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Boots on the moon needed to beat ‘belligerent’ China: Mitchell Institute
Payload specialist Li Jiaying, a former Hong Kong police inspector, will be the first astronaut from the city to take part in a Chinese space mission
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What happenedBoots on the moon needed to beat ‘belligerent’ China: Mitchell Institute.
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Left / center-leftChina to send astronaut on year-long space mission as it eyes 2030 moon landing
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Boots on the moon needed to beat ‘belligerent’ China: Mitchell Institute
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“[F]uture American space security is at risk. China’s military-led human space flight progression is positioning the People’s Liberation Army to achieve strategic advantage in lunar access,...