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Top Russian space official dismisses NASA’s moon plans, considering a lunar base with China instead – CNBC
The head of Russia’s space organization criticized the current U.S. plan to return astronauts to the moon as “a big political project.”
Roscosmos head Dmitry Rogozin visits the control centre for a launch pad for the Soyuz-2 carrier rockets at the Vostochny Cosmodrome in Russia.
The head of Russia’s space organization criticized the current United States plan to return astronauts to the moon as “a big political project,” saying his country is instead speaking with China about establishing a lunar base of operations.
NASA last year announced its Artemis program, the agency’s plan to fulfill President Donald Trump’s order in 201…
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