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Both Harris and Trump have records on space policy − an international affairs expert examines where they differ when it comes to the final frontier

  • Written by Thomas G. Roberts, Postdoctoral Fellow in International Affiars, Georgia Institute of Technology
imageNeither candidate has talked much about space policy on the campaign trail, but both have records to consider.Anton Petrus/Moment via Getty Images

The next president of the United States could be the first in that office to accept a phone call from the Moon and hear a woman’s voice on the line. To do so, they’ll first need to make a...

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