Why We Need NASA To Fix Its Problems And Lead America To Money-Making Opportunities in Outer Space, Forbes “A bunch of tech wonks and nerds issued a report last week […]
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NRC Report on NASA's Goals and Objectives
National Disagreement Over NASA’s Goals and Objectives Detrimental to Agency Planning, Budgeting Efforts, National Research Council “Without a national consensus on strategic goals and objectives for NASA, the agency cannot […]
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Space Goals Worthy of a Great Nation
The Vision for Space Exploration: After the Vision, What Next? (Part 5), Paul Spudis “Many of us working in or with NASA recognized that the 2004 Vision for Space Exploration […]
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NASA's Somewhat Confused Destination(s)
Ditch the asteroid mission, Mr President, BBC “Whatever the truth, I hope that Nasa is aiming big, because its current ambitions are – by its own scientists admissions – somewhat […]
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Garver Hits Back on Space Policy Direction and Destinations
Prepared Remarks by NASA Deputy Administrator Lori Garver, AIAA 2012 Space Conference “Finally, there are some who believe that NASA has lost its edge and is no longer the world’s […]
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Kennedy @Rice +50
NASA Highlights 50th Anniversary of Kennedy ‘Moon Speech’ and Looks Ahead “NASA is offering a variety of special features to commemorate the 50th anniversary of President Kennedy’s address at Rice […]
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NRC Seeks Input on NASA Priorities
Seeking Inputs on NASA’s Plans, Programs and Priorities, open.NASA “In the FY2012 appropriations bill that funds NASA, Congress requested an independent study of NASA’s strategic direction. The study is being […]
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Space Policy Snapshots
Can NASA keep public’s curiosity piqued?, Houston Chronicle “Paul Spudis, a senior scientist at the Lunar and Planetary Institute in Houston, said Curiosity’s success doesn’t change the fact that the […]
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Focus Charlie. Focus.
NASA chief: U.S. won’t go it alone on manned Mars mission “U.S. astronauts won’t land on Mars by themselves but with international partners in the 2030s, NASA’s chief said Wednesday. […]
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Space Studies Board Survey on NASA's strategic Direction
Take the National Academies’ Space Studies Board Survey on NASA’s strategic Direction “In the FY2012 appropriations bill that funds NASA, Congress requested an independent study of NASA’s strategic direction. The […]