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Russia abandons the ISS to launch its own space station
RUSSIA’S PRESIDENT VLADIMIR PUTIN announced on 26 October, plans to launch a Russian orbital station in 2027, which Moscow sees as the next development in space exploration and a challenger to the 25-year old International Space Station.
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Isabella Egerton
A Joint Base On The Moon – But What’s In It For China?
China and South Africa to team up in space.
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Dennis Rice
Chinese Scientists Herald a Space Gold Rush Where Asteroids Would Be Mined for Gold, Platinum and Cobalt
China plans to mine asteroids to fund space travel.
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Dennis Rice
The Moon’s First Permanent Base Will Be Made in China, According To Beijing
China Sets Sights On Surpassing the US in Space.
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Sean Rayment
Putin Out of Step with Russians Who Vent Frustration at Successful Indian Moon Landing
Russians mock their own space agency in wake of Indian triumph.
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Staff Writer
Space Race or Gold Rush? Why Everyone Suddenly Wants To Go To The Moon
Why The Moon Has Become The New Gold Rush.
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Sean Rayment
Did sanctions undermine space mission, as Russia’s Luna-25 crashes into the moon?
Humiliation for Putin as Russia’s Luna-25 crashes.
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Sean Rayment
China and Russia seeking military dominance over space, experts warn
China and Russia are building an arsenal of cosmic weapons in a bid to achieve military dominance in space.
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Sean Rayment