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China in Space: Confrontation, Competition, or Cooperation?

By Keith Cowing on April 18, 2006 8:59 AM.

Bush should embrace China's space program, Opinion, Orlando Sentinel

"If the United States is serious about leadership in space exploration, inviting the Chinese Shenzhou to dock at the international space station is an excellent first step on this journey."

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