China's space agency, CNSA, has declared that they will compete with the US on the moon in the next 20 to 30 years, marking a shift in their space policy. The competition will focus on technology and operational efficiency at the south pole of the moon. China's recent success in landing a probe on the dark side of the moon has fueled their ambition for lunar exploration.
Key Points
Competition between China and the US in lunar exploration
Focus on technology and operational efficiency at the south pole of the moon
China's recent success in landing a probe on the dark side of the moon
Pros
Increased focus and investment in lunar exploration
Potential for scientific advancements and resource utilization
Cons
Possibility of escalating tensions between China and the US in space exploration