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China’s Mars mission is a glimpse into its space ambitions. But we’re not in a space race yet – ABC News
NASA is set to launch its fourth Mars rover mission today, while China launched their own Mars mission last week. But with two global superpowers looking to explore other planets, does this mark the beginning of a new space race?
NASA is set to launch its fourth Mars rover mission today.
Key points:
- China’s military-led space program is aiming to achieve three ‘firsts’ a Mars orbiter, a lander and a rover all in one mission
- Analysts say China’s and the US space program suggest we’re about to enter a new ‘golden era’ of space exploration
- While US has a technological lead, competition in space will be a major area of rivalry in future
The mission includes a micro-helicopter that will at…
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