During a Senate confirmation hearing this Wednesday, Jared Isaacman—tapped twice by President Trump to helm NASA—made his intentions crystal clear: America must outpace China in the lunar race. The billionaire astronaut didn't mince words about his primary mission. With Beijing accelerating its own moon ambitions, Isaacman told senators that securing American dominance in space exploration isn't just a goal—it's an imperative. His confirmation marks a pivotal moment as the new administration doubles down on reclaiming humanity's next giant leap.
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PretendingToReadDocs
· 16h ago
Lunar race, another US-China drama... Feels like the real winners are the companies selling rocket parts, haha.
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GasWaster
· 16h ago
The space race is back again. Is Earth not competitive enough? Now we have to compete for the Moon too.
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TestnetFreeloader
· 16h ago
It's the same old space race routine... Why not just call it a cash grab?
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SandwichVictim
· 16h ago
Is it really the same old space race rhetoric again?
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SleepyValidator
· 16h ago
It's the space race thing again; feels like the moon is about to get caught up in a real estate bubble.
During a Senate confirmation hearing this Wednesday, Jared Isaacman—tapped twice by President Trump to helm NASA—made his intentions crystal clear: America must outpace China in the lunar race. The billionaire astronaut didn't mince words about his primary mission. With Beijing accelerating its own moon ambitions, Isaacman told senators that securing American dominance in space exploration isn't just a goal—it's an imperative. His confirmation marks a pivotal moment as the new administration doubles down on reclaiming humanity's next giant leap.