NASA renews Mars sample-return push as US media cites China pressure; experts warn rivalry narrative could backfire
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As NASA renews its push to bring Martian samples back to Earth, US media has cited progress in China’s Tianwen-3 mission as a source of competitive pressure. Chinese space experts warned on Thursday that hyping a space race with China could backfire, fueling unrealistic deadlines, greater cost overruns and scientific risks, while failing to address NASA’s underlying engineering and management challenges.
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