Tuesday’s midterm elections gave Democrats a majority in both chambers of Congress. With that comes a handover of the control of the committees that authorize, fund and oversee NASA, NOAA and the Space Force. Whether this somewhat seismic shift will have far-reaching consequences for the space sector remains to be seen. Budgets may not shift all that much but what is done with those budgets may change somewhat – especially for NASA when it comes to its space and earth science activities.
Election 2026
Astronauts for America National College Tour
Astronauts For America (AFA)âa nonpartisan nonprofit founded by more than 100 former NASA astronauts dedicated to supporting and defending the Constitution, the rule of law, civil discourse and data-based reasoningâtoday announced […]
Budget Cuts? No: Its A Golden Age Of Science
Keith’s note: this OSTP report “Science A New Golden Age” just dropped online around 7:00 pm EDT on Tuesday in advance of the House Science Committee hearing with OSTP Director […]
Transcript: Astronauts for America Event At The California Science Center
Keith’s note: this combination of auto-generated text proofed and corrected by an actual human at NASAWatch.com – me. Good morning everyone. Thank you so much for coming. My name is […]
Astronauts For America ‘Vote for Freedom’ College Tour (Video Update)
Keith’s note: yesterday Astronauts For America Announces announced a college tour to encourage youth voter participation. Video and Press release below.
Astronauts For America Vote For Freedom Campaign
Keith’s note: Video to follow: From astronautsforamerica.org “Today, on the anniversary of humanity’s first Moon landing, Astronauts For America will gather to launch our “Vote For Freedom” campaign. One small […]
Astronauts For America âVote for Freedomâ Campaign
Keith’s note: according to AFA: “Astronauts For America (AFA) [astronautsforamerica.org] will host a launch event on Monday, July 20, 2026 in the California Science Center’s future Samuel Oschin Air and […]
Preparing For a Congressional Flip At NASA
Keith’s note: Prior to the arrival of NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman a substantial part of NASA management direction was done verbally and not documented. Often times it was in direct […]
