NASA Head Says It's Time to Cut Back on Astronaut Safety to Beat China to the Moon
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NASA's acting administrator Sean Duffy proposed reducing astronaut safety measures to expedite America's return to the Moon, citing competition with China. Duffy's controversial remarks highlighted the tension between safety and progress. China's lunar program has made significant strides, while NASA faces leadership uncertainty, potential budget cuts, and workforce reductions. Experts warn these challenges could give China an advantage in lunar exploration.
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