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China and Russia team up to establish joint moon base
>Planned Sino-Russian joint moon base aims to overtake the US in reaping lunar strategic benefits
>China and Russia plan to set up a joint moon base by 2027, eight years earlier than originally planned. The joint moon base, called the International Lunar Research Station (ILRS), will be a complex of experimental research facilities designed for multiple scientific activities, such as moon exploration, moon-based observation, research experiments and technology verification.
>China and Russia’s joint moon base plans can be seen as a response to their exclusion from the US Artemis Accords, which aims to establish principles, guidelines and best practices for space exploration for the US and its partners. Its goal is to advance the Artemis Program, the name for US efforts to place itself as the first nation to establish a long-term lunar presence.
https://asiatimes.com/2022/01/china-and-russia-team-up-to-establish-joint-moon-base/
>China will set up a research base on the moon by around 2027, eight years earlier than previously scheduled.
>But Wu Yanhua, deputy director of the China National Space Administration, said the Chang’e 8’s new job was to put an unmanned research station on the surface of the moon, previously scheduled for 2035.
https://www.scmp.com/news/china/science/article/3161324/china-speeds-moon-base-plan-space-race-against-us
China will complete its space station this year, and then, use it as a platform to build the Moon Space Station.
China and Russia team up to establish joint moon base
>Planned Sino-Russian joint moon base aims to overtake the US in reaping lunar strategic benefits
>China and Russia plan to set up a joint moon base by 2027, eight years earlier than originally planned. The joint moon base, called the International Lunar Research Station (ILRS), will be a complex of experimental research facilities designed for multiple scientific activities, such as moon exploration, moon-based observation, research experiments and technology verification.
>China and Russia’s joint moon base plans can be seen as a response to their exclusion from the US Artemis Accords, which aims to establish principles, guidelines and best practices for space exploration for the US and its partners. Its goal is to advance the Artemis Program, the name for US efforts to place itself as the first nation to establish a long-term lunar presence.
https://asiatimes.com/2022/01/china-and-russia-team-up-to-establish-joint-moon-base/
>China will set up a research base on the moon by around 2027, eight years earlier than previously scheduled.
>But Wu Yanhua, deputy director of the China National Space Administration, said the Chang’e 8’s new job was to put an unmanned research station on the surface of the moon, previously scheduled for 2035.
https://www.scmp.com/news/china/science/article/3161324/china-speeds-moon-base-plan-space-race-against-us
China will complete its space station this year, and then, use it as a platform to build the Moon Space Station.
