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China shares moon rocks with U.S.and 5 other nations

  • China announced Thursday it lets scientists from six nations examine rocks collected by its 2020 Chang'e-5 mission.
  • This shared access occurs despite US legal restrictions banning most NASA collaboration with China since 2011.
  • Seven institutions worldwide, including two NASA-funded US universities, gained permission after applying in 2023.
  • Chang'e-5 samples appear younger than Apollo rocks, suggesting more recent lunar volcanic activity occurred.
  • China's action increases its lunar program's influence and shows limited US-China space cooperation continues amid tensions.
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thedailycpec.com broke the news in on Thursday, April 24, 2025.
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