A chief at NASA is raising red flags over China's ambitions to get to the moon.
In a new interview, NASA Administrator Bill Nelson says he and others within the scientific agency are growing increasingly concerned over what the country plans to do when they make it to the moon.
Nelson believes China could attempt to corner the market on resource-rich locations on the moon's surface and try to block out the U.S. and other countries looking to make it to the lunar object.
'There is potentially mischief China can do on the moon,' said one other official monitoring the 'space race.'
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