Outgoing NASA Deputy Reflects on High-profile, Big-money Programs, Space News “Bolden, a retired Marine Corps major general and former shuttle commander loyal to his troops and trusted by lawmakers, had […]
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Notes From NASA Deputy Administrator Garver's Farewell Reception
Keith’s note: A farewell reception was held at NASA Headquarters on Thursday for NASA Deputy Administrator Lori Garver. In addition to the long list of thank yous to staff and […]
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Bolden's Confusing Asteroid Mission Rationale (Revised)
Leading the end of one space era, and the beginning of another, Washington Post “And this is subtle. I have this discussion with my science friends all the time and […]
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Wolf and Bolden's Vandalism at NTRS Continues
Keith’s note: The gutting of the NTRS continues. This report used to be on NTRS: “Distribution of pressure over model of the upper wing and aileron of a Fokker D-VII […]
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Charlie Bolden is Erasing NASA's History
Keith’s note: NASA SP-125 “Design of Liquid Propellant Rocket Engines” was online for decades at NTRS. Not any more. (we have it online here) It was declassified on 30 Nov […]
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Charlie Bolden Did Not Bang His Shoe Loud Enough
Exploring a possible mission to Mars, Washington post “The Obama administration’s 2010 “National Space Policy of the United States of America” requires the NASA administrator to set “far-reaching exploration milestones,” […]
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Charlie Bolden's Vision For A Happy Tomorrow
Message from the NASA Administrator: Preparing Our Workforce for the Future “Instead of resting on past achievements, NASA has always been about reaching for the future. As I look ahead, […]
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Bolden's Response to Late JWST Instruments: That's News To Me
Keith’s note: When he was asked by Lamar Smith at House Science Committee hearing on NASA’s FY 2014 budget why two James Webb Space Telescope instruments were late, Charlie Bolden […]
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Bolden: The Importance of Risk
Message from the Administrator NASA and the Importance of Risk “Much of the time, we work in an environment where the consequences of not getting things exactly right are very […]
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Leading the Way Back To The Moon? Bolden: No Congress: Yes
Bipartisan Legislation Sets NASA’s Focus on the Moon “U.S. Representatives Bill Posey (R-FL), Sheila Jackson Lee (D-TX), Chairman Frank Wolf (R-VA), Robert Aderholt (R-AL), John Culberson (R-TX), Steve Stockman (R-TX), […]