China highlights lunar achievements at International Astronautical Congress in Milan

theglobeandmail.com October 14, 2024, 03:00 PM UTC

Summary: China presented a lunar rock sample from its Chang’e 6 mission at the International Astronautical Congress in Milan, highlighting its growing status in space exploration. This event is notable for the absence of Russia, which is isolated due to geopolitical tensions.

NASA showcased asteroid samples from its OSIRIS-REx mission, while discussions focused on lunar exploration and the Artemis program. The congress has attracted a record number of technical abstracts, reflecting increased interest in space activities.

Italy is working on regulations for private investment in space, aiming for sustainable practices amid rising concerns about space debris. European companies are exploring collaboration to strengthen their satellite manufacturing capabilities in a changing market.

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