Fifty years after Apollo 11, where will human space travel boldly go next?
(World News Science)

FIFTY years ago today Apollo 11 was heading home to world acclaim after the historic landing on the Moon. Less than four years later, public interest had waned, political and financial realities kicked in, and Nasa axed its last three lunar missions. 7 But today, human space travel is back on the agenda. Although British tech and expertise is at the forefront, we have no plans of our own to go to infinity and beyond. Here, expert Colin Stuart looks at who is leading the 21st century Space Race. India 7 TEN years ago, India´s Chandrayaan-1 probe beat Nasa to be first to discover water on the Moon. Chandrayaan-2 is due to...