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Quentin Parker
- China’s Chang’e-6 selfie from moon’s far side taken with AISouth China Morning Post
- China’s Chang’e-6 lander touches down on far side of moon on mission to bring rock samples back to EarthSouth China Morning Post
- China’s giant Xuntian space telescope faces further delay until late 2026South China Morning Post
- SIt’s not rocket science: Hong Kong needs to jump on Chinese space bandwagonscmp.com
- SHow Hong Kong can play a critical role in the space economyscmp.com
- Is Hong Kong ready for the ‘NewSpace’ race? As satellite firm eyes Greater Bay Area, experts say city needs plan or risks missing out on multibillion-dollar industrySouth China Morning Post
- SIf China is worried about SpaceX, it should encourage ‘astropreneurs’ of its ownscmp.com
- SWhen it comes to the space economy, Hong Kong must reach for the starsscmp.com
- SAs people live longer, fewer babies can be good for the planet. Hong Kong can show howscmp.com
- Did India’s Chandrayaan-3 spacecraft really land near the moon’s south pole?South China Morning Post
- STo win over global talent, Hong Kong must show its freedoms aren’t lostscmp.com
- SAmid harmful media noise on Taiwan and Ukraine, the scientific method could offer clarityscmp.com
- SHow Hong Kong can play a role in preventing AI Armageddonscmp.com
- SHysteria over Aukus nuclear-powered submarines is off the markscmp.com
- SChina’s space recruitment drive: One small step for Hong Kong, one giant leap for the economy?scmp.com
- SHow Nasa’s James Webb and China’s Xuntian space telescopes could cooperate in futurescmp.com
- SHong Kong must stem the brain drain resulting from its Covid-19 policies to keep its competitive edgescmp.com
- SHong Kong must accept its Covid-19 setbacks and get on with the job of overcoming the pandemicscmp.com
- ‘Nobody benefits from these barriers’: call for more collaboration ahead of Chinese space station missionSouth China Morning Post
- Lawsuit: State operation to catch sex offenders entrapped innocent men to boost arrest numbers - Sun, 02 May 2021 PSTThe Spokesman-Review
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