Jared Isaacman reveals NASA's moon return strategy, addresses competition

Jared Isaacman, NASA administrator, explains why returning to the moon is taking longer and details new mission goals. He discusses building a permanent moon base, advanced tech and fierce competition with China.

Jared Isaacman, NASA administrator, explains the shift in moon exploration from temporary visits to establishing a permanent lunar base. He details advanced technologies like HD cameras, rovers and Moonfall drones for scouting. Isaacman highlights the "very real" space race against China, stressing that the competition will intensify in months, not years, as NASA pushes for continuous presence.