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China and NASA are racing to the moon. Side-by-side photos suggest NASA has the advantage, but China's secrecy makes the race hard to call.

China and NASA are racing to the moon. Side-by-side photos suggest NASA has the advantage, but China’s secrecy makes the race hard to call.

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China’s Shenzhou 15 mission, left, lifted off on Tuesday, a week after NASA launched its Artemis I mission to the moon, right.CNS/AFP/Getty Images; NASA/Joel Kowsky China and NASA are rushing to the moon, each vying for the first human moon landing since 1972. Two recent launches show NASA may have the advantage, but there is …

China and NASA are racing to the moon. Side-by-side photos suggest NASA has the advantage, but China’s secrecy makes the race hard to call. Read More »

China and NASA are racing to the moon. Side-by-side photos suggest NASA has the advantage, but China's secrecy makes the race hard to call.

China and NASA are racing to the moon. Side-by-side photos suggest NASA has the advantage, but China’s secrecy makes the race hard to call.

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Loading Something is loading. Thank you for your registration! Access your favorite topics in a personalized feed on the go. download app China and NASA are rushing to the moon, each vying for the first human moon landing since 1972. Two recent launches show NASA may have the advantage, but there is no clear winner …

China and NASA are racing to the moon. Side-by-side photos suggest NASA has the advantage, but China’s secrecy makes the race hard to call. Read More »