Can the U.S., China, and India ever join forces for a space mission? Join Professor Nam Goswami, as we explore the historical context, current challenges, and the potential for collaboration among these space giants. Will policy differences, space capacity issues, and military considerations be overcome to unite for a shared space mission?

0:00 - About Namrata
0:15 - U.S., China, and India’s role in space
4:12 - Transparency of these space programs
7:10 - Possibility of collaboration
15:03 - Shared challenges these countries will face in space?

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