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The Race Between the Superpowers to Return to the Moon Is Intensifying – the United States Intends to Win the Race with Its Ambitious Artemis Program
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The United States and China, which compete for being the world’s largest economic power, took their dispute to outer space. The two countries seek to reach the Moon before another achieves it, a milestone reminiscent of the space race carried out by the North American country and the USSR in the second half of the 20th century. This rivalry occurs at a key moment in the exploration of outer space. The International Space Station, a model of coop…
NASA's most powerful launch vehicle, the SLS, is already waiting for the countdown on its launch pad. The second flight of the Artemis program, scheduled for early March, will take four astronauts to lunar orbit.
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