USA Today AIn't Thrilled With VSE's Prospects
Questions orbit around future of NASA, USA Today
“The agency has announced no plans at all for the four- to six-month voyage to Mars, though the new spacecraft are being designed to make the trip. Griffin has said work on such a foray would take place in the 2020s. Even the most pessimistic space experts say America is unlikely to abandon a program as popular and prestigious as human space exploration. But few are putting the odds on a bright future. “I want to see (NASA) succeed,” says [Roger] Launius of the Air and Space Museum. “I’m just very concerned” that it can’t.”