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On this episode of Newt's world I want to share with you a very bold dramatic vision

of where America could go in space if we can get our act together and if we can get the political

will to provide the support necessary to make the dream come true. The United States is at a

crossroads for the first time and over half a century we could cease to be the leading power in space.

The momentum of the Chinese program and its increasing outreach to other countries

means that within a decade the United States could lose militarily, technologically and economically

in space. That outcome would be catastrophic. President Trump understands how real this threat is

and has begun to revitalize America's commitment to space. On the 4th of July he asserted quote,

I want you to know that we're going to be back on the moon very soon and someday soon we will plant

the American flag on Mars. Close quote.

The new Artemis project is not the Apollo project 50 years later. It is something profoundly different.

Imagine that the first woman and man on the moon stay for three weeks,

50% longer than all six Apollo visits combined. Imagine that their 21 days are spent assembling the

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