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Two world superpowers are collaborating on a lunar space station. Unfortunately, the United States is out of the list.
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THE LIZARD, ENGLAND - FEBRUARY 18 : Goonhilly team member Olivia Smedley watches live signals arrive from NASA s Perseverance rover as it lands on the surface of Mars on February 18, 2020 on The Lizard, England. Two antennas, GHY-3 and GHY-6, at Goonhilly Earth Station have been modified over two years to be compatible with NASA and ESAs Deep Space Networks. GHY-6 will be receiving data from NASA s JPL Perseverance rover during its landing on Mars s surface this evening (GMT). This will be the first time communications direct from the surface of Mars will be received in the UK and successful transmission of data will verify GHY-6 becoming the world s first commercial deep space antenna.
Saturday’s Useless News
First some space news……Russia and China have come to deal……
China and Russia are gearing up to become America’s biggest rivals on the moon as well as the Earth. China’s National Space Agency and Russia’s Roscomos agency have announced plans to jointly build a lunar research station, the BBC reports. “China and Russia will use their accumulated experience in space science, research and development, and use of space equipment and space technology to jointly develop a road map for the construction of an international lunar scientific research station,” which will be built “on the lunar surface and/or in the lunar orbit,” the Chinese agency said in a statement. Roscosmos said the two countries would “conduct close interaction” in the planning, construction, and operation of the lunar station.
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