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Time to slash Hubble's budget

Keith’s note: NASA and ESA are celebrating Hubble’s 35th birthday today. But the next 5 birthdays will be sad. According to space science community sources the pending budget from OMB orders NASA to start shutting Hubble off ASAP with a 20% budget cut in the next year’s budget with a zeroed budget after 5 years (2030). Grant money will evaporate. ACS, WFC3 IR channel, STIS CCD, will be turned off. Instrument scientists, software developers and flight controllers will be laid off. Oh well. Its been fun Hubble. Oh yes: NASA Roman is toast too. Lots of people would like to weigh in on this and other science cuts but they cannot. For now.

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  1. When was the last time a WH budget approved by Congress? Never… nothing to worry about until we see what Congress proposes.

    1. Exactly. During T’s first Administration they tried to kill WFIRST/RST multiple times, and Congress kept approving. I just see it as – NASA really isn’t a political entity (or programs) that the WH would go to battle over.

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