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NASA's chief expressed concern that China may seek to deny international access to strategically valuable areas of the Moon's south pole, warning that failing to secure a strong U.S. presence there could have global symbolic and strategic consequences. The remarks reflect intensifying competition between the U.S. and China over lunar resources and prestige as both nations pursue crewed and robotic south pole missions.

Sources:Ars Technica