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The Trump administration wants to significantly cut NASA’s budget next year, slashing science research funding in half, a ...
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NASA website removes 'First Woman' graphic novel — but here's where you can still find itand the reason we continue breaking the boundaries of what’s possible," NASA Administrator Bill Nelson said back in 2023 regarding the now-banished series. "'First Woman' embodies the rich history of ...
China's national space agency announced on Thursday it would let scientists from the U.S. and allied countries analyse rocks ...
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Space.com on MSNNASA's in a 'weird period' right now, acting chief Janet Petro saysDuring the brief tenure of acting NASA Administrator Janet Petro, the agency has laid off employees, slashed budgets, ended key programs, and removed all mentions of diversity, equity, inclusion and ...
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FLYING Magazine on MSNNASA and Boeing Hit ‘Pause' on Experimental X-66Manufacturer proposes to instead focus its efforts on developing thin-wing technology, which it believes may have broader ...
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NASA Administrator Bill Nelson reflects on leadership, the future of space explorationNASA Administrator Bill Nelson, who has led the agency into a new era of space exploration, is preparing to step down after four years at the helm. As his tenure comes to an end in January ...
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Space.com on MSNHow to watch Jared Isaacman's NASA chief confirmation hearing in the Senate on April 9Trump officially nominated Isaacman, a billionaire private astronaut to lead NASA, shortly after taking office.
Billionaire Jared Isaacman could become the next head of NASA, overseeing an agency on the cusp of crewed missions to the ...
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ZME Science on MSNTrump’s Budget Plan Is Eviscerating NASA and NOAA ScienceThe Trump administration is moving to decimate America’s top science programs. After the NIH, CDC, EPA, and FDA, NASA and ...
Former NASA Administrator Bill Nelson speaking on a panel March 29 during the "Earth to Space" festival at the Kennedy Center. Credit: SpaceNews/Jeff Foust WASHINGTON — Former NASA Administrator ...
“They’re going to run NASA into a very deep ditch if they proceed with this kind of savagery,” Bill Nelson, the NASA administrator under President Joe Biden, said in an interview. “If you savage NASA ...
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