China’s Bold NEW Moon Base Plan for 2035

China is building an international coalition of space agencies to help them construct an Advanced Research base on the Moon in the twenty 30s .

The ILRS Moon base was initially presented in 2021 as a joint venture between China and Russia , but is now expanded to include Pakistan , the United Arab Emirates and the Asia Pacific Space Cooperation .

China claims that there are an additional 10 countries and organizations currently in negotiation to join the initiative.

The $1.5 billion Space Telescope is on a mission to crack one of the biggest mysteries of our universe, the nature of dark energy and dark matter.

Euclid is equipped with an almost 4 foot wide mirror, A600 megapixel visible light camera, and a 64 megapixel infrared spectrometer.

The most basic function of Euclid will be just to watch.

By taking a long time studying specific galaxies, the telescope should be able to take note of even the most minute changes and rule out gravitational anomalies.

Space Board plans to use decommissioned oil rigs as mobile offshore launch platforms.

The company hopes to get the first smaller barge like platform to secure contracts and funding.

The military is interested in figuring out how to launch satellites quickly to counter threats.