The US space agency has “very limited” collaboration with China, its embattled administrator Charles Bolden told a hearing at the House of Representatives’ Foreign Affairs Committee on 3 November.
Bolden said that NASA has suspended all activities under its agreement with the Chinese Academy of Sciences. This means that NASA is no longer directly receiving global navigation satellite system, satellite laser ranging, and very long baseline interferometry data from stations in China.
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