The Point: Another space station: Cause for concern or celebration?

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China successfully launched the core module of a new space station on April 29. It was the first of the 11 planned missions to deliver astronauts, supplies, and laboratory modules to build what will become China’s first low-Earth orbital space station called “Tiangong,” or “Heavenly Palace” before the end of 2022. China has decided to build a space station through its own efforts that’s open to all. The U.S. and China should collaborate in space and whichever other areas where it’s necessary, despite legal and political obstacles standing in the way, because everybody will benefit from it.

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