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Chinese astronomer sees earthly work priority over moon missions
Nanking based Purple Mountain Observatory scientists say the US space program is good but costly and view moon landings as high achievement yet not essential for astronomy. They discuss belief in life on other planets, lack of Chinese flying saucer sightings since 1949, and note China’s own satellites observed alongside 2,000 foreign satellites.
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