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Lost Moon?

机译：失去了月亮？

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After a week of nail-biting excitement, last month saw a new president elected in the US, Joe Biden. Although he is yet to be formally elected by the Electoral College and inaugurated in January, it is extremely unlikely that this will be overturned. While some worry that a spiteful President Trump could institute a scorched-earth policy on his way out, the question on a few minds is - what will President-elect Biden mean for aerospace, defence and space? It is obviously early days but there are glimpses of how this may change. International institutions will be strengthened, as Biden says the US will rejoin the Paris Climate Change Agreement. NATO leaders, too, will privately be breathing sighs of relief that that the US will not pull out of a military alliance on the basis of a late-night tweet. However, other parts of aerospace and defence may have more mixed results. NASA Adminstrator, Jim Bridenstine, has already said he will not stay on and the incoming administration will want to distance itself from the ambitious Pence/Trump Artemis 'boots on the Moon by 2024' plan in favour of climate science. That may be a shame - the US Moon mission was building up international steam and the biggest challenge was not technical but political, in the shifting of goalposts and priorities by incoming presidents. Will Artemis go the way of Bush's Constellation? Maybe - but perhaps it will only be delayed, rather than cancelled. Artemis has a strong narrative and diversity angle that may appeal to the the White House (landing the first woman on the Moon). It also has engaged private enterprise and a coalition of international partners in getting on board - as the next big space co-operation project after ISS. Despite Artemis' Trump origins, will Biden want to go down as the president who denied the first female astronaut her chance to set foot on the Moon?
机译：经过一周的指甲尖锐的兴奋，上个月在美国出选了一位新的总统，乔拜登。虽然他尚未由选举大学正式选举产生，但在1月份揭幕，虽然这将是极不可能的。虽然有些人担心一个恶意的总统特朗普可以在出路上提起烧焦的地球政策，但一些思想的问题是 - 将总统 - 选择竞选是什么意思，航空航天，防守和空间？显然是早期的，但有瞥见如何改变。正如拜登所说，国际机构都将加强，因为美国将重新加入巴黎气候变化协议。北约领导也将私下呼吸宽松的叹息，即美国不会在深夜推文的基础上退出军事联盟。然而，航空航天和防御的其他部分可能具有更多的混合结果。 NASA Adminstrator，Jim Bridenstine，已经说过他不会留下来，收入的政府将在2024年“计划”的计划中，从月球上的雄心勃勃的便士/特朗普Artemis的靴子留下来，到2024年的计划。这可能是一种耻辱 - 美国月球使命正在建立国际蒸汽，最大的挑战不是技术而是政治，在入境总统的转移和优先事项。 artemis会走向布什的星座吗？也许 - 但也许它只会延迟，而不是取消。 Artemis具有强烈的叙述和多样性角度，可能会吸引白宫（登陆月球上的第一个女人）。它还聘请了私营企业和国际合作伙伴联盟，即在ISS中作为下一个大型空间合作项目。尽管Artemis'特朗普起源，拜登希望作为总统否定否认第一个女性宇航员她机会踏上月球的机会？

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    《Aerospace》 |2020年第12期|3-3|共1页
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    Tim Robinson;

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