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The space race is increasingly looking like China’s to lose. On Friday, NASA announced that it was dramatically shifting the goal posts for its upcoming Artemis III mission, which was originally intended to land humans on the Moon by 2027.  Now, under the revised program, there will be no crewed landing with Artemis III. Instead, the mission will serve as a test flight in low orbit around the Moon, with a crewed mission being pushed back to a new Artemis IV mission, slated for no earlier than December 2028. The change is part of NASA’s incremental, “back to the basics” approach to development, following years of setbacks. But to many, it’s another sign that the US space program is now lagging behind China’s, despite many figures in the Trump administration talking up a space race with Beijing. NASA administrator Jared Isaacman alluded to that sense of competition in an announcement of the changes. “With credible competition from our greatest geopolitical adversary increasing by the day, we need to move faster, eliminate delays, and achieve our objectives,” he said. The Artemis program has been beset by countless delays and technical challenges. The most recent came last month, when NASA was forced…

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