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President's Science Advisor Talks About NASA

By Keith Cowing
NASA Watch
April 9, 2009

In Full Interview, John Holdren Eschews New Nukes, Hints at Space Flight Delays, Science Insider
“Speaking this morning with ScienceInsider, Holdren discussed why he thinks the United States doesn’t need new nuclear weapons. He warned of likely delays beyond 2015 in replacing the space shuttle and the possibility that China would launch U.S. astronauts during the interim.”
Obama looking at cooling air to fight warming, AP
“[Holdren] said the Bush administration’s plan to return astronauts to the moon was underfunded so money was taken from science and aeronautics. Those areas, including climate change research, were “decimated,” he said. The administration will “rebalance NASA’s programs so that we have in space exploration, a suitable mix of manned activities and robotic activities,” Holdren said. Doing that “will only get under way in earnest when a new administrator is in place.” Holdren, who advises the president on such decisions, said he hopes Obama will pick a new NASA boss soon.”
President Obama’s science adviser talks about his new job, Nature
“Do we know when that is going to happen? I certainly hope we have a new [NASA] administrator in place in the next month that is a hope, and not a prediction.”

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