China has faced its second setback in recovering reusable rockets this month, raising new doubts about the speed of its space program. Experts caution that these ongoing challenges could delay China’s reusable launch goals by up to ten years compared to the US
A US general has raised the alarm as China surges forward at a “breathtaking” pace in space military technology, igniting urgent concerns over its growing power and ambitious strategic aims in this fiercely contested frontier
As geopolitical tensions escalate, the UK’s aspirations in space are encountering serious hurdles. Experts caution that a resurgence of rivalry and financial constraints could threaten the nation’s emerging space programs, potentially undermining its standing in the global arena.
As the space race heats up, the U.S. faces the risk of falling behind China in advanced propulsion technologies, particularly with China’s development of plasma engines. This innovation could reshape interplanetary exploration and maintain China’s competitive edge in Mars missions.
