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Echoes of a Romney Space Policy?

Senator: NASA to Lasso Asteorid, Bring it Closer, AP “George Washington University Space Policy Institute Director Scott Pace, a top NASA official during the George W. Bush administration, was critical of the plan, saying it was a bad idea scientifically and for international cooperation. Instead, NASA and other countries should first join forces for a comprehensive survey of all possible dangerous space rocks, Pace said.” Russia may join asteroid retrieval […]

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  • April 5, 2013
Challenger's Crew Mentioned By A Presidential Candidate

Keith’s note: At the beginning of 20:25 into this video, Gov. Romney repeats a story he has told about an American flag flown on Space Shuttle Challenger’s last mission at the request of a Boy Scout troop and how it was recovered – virtually intact – after the loss of Challenger. For the record, I served as a member of the Board of Directors of the Challenger Center for Space […]

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  • November 4, 2012
How Candidates Would Respond to an Angry E.T. Threat

Two-Thirds of Americans Think Barack Obama Is Better Suited to Handle an Alien Invasion Than Mitt Romney “In regards to national security, nearly two-thirds (65%) of Americans think Barack Obama would be better suited than fellow presidential candidate Mitt Romney to handle an alien invasion. In fact, more than two in three (68%) women say that Obama would be more adept at dealing with an alien invasion than Romney, vs. […]

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  • November 3, 2012
Coordinated Fact Avoidance Among Romney Space Advisors

Mitt Romney: Lost in Space …, opinion, Jim Kohlenberger (former Obama OSTP official), Space News “In 2008, the U.S. Government Accountability Office had identified poor planning around the looming space shuttle retirement and its follow-on program as one of 13 “urgent issues” that any new president would have to confront when they came into office in 2009. Because of years of mismatch between vision and resources, the independent Augustine commission […]

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  • October 22, 2012
Houston Chronicle Endorsement: Based on Spite?

Romney for president, Houston Chronicle “As Texans, it is a particular vexation that this president’s attitude toward the interests of our state has occasionally bordered on contempt, particularly in decisions relating to the NASA budget and the energy sector. The hurtful symbol of this attitude of insensitivity to Texans’ feelings was the administration’s choice to deny Space City’s bid to become home to one of the retired space shuttles.” The […]

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  • October 21, 2012
Gingrich Thinks Romney's Space Policy Is Not Robust Enough

Gingrich criticizes Romney-Ryan space plan, NBC “One-time presidential hopeful Newt Gingrich, who promised during the GOP primary to create a U.S. moon colony if elected, criticized Mitt Romney’s plan for space exploration as not being “robust” enough. “The Romney plan for space starts to move in the right direction but could be much more robust,” the former House speaker told NBC News a day after the Republican presidential nominee unveiled […]

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  • September 23, 2012
Romney Adopts Obama Space Policy

Keith’s note: The following was issued by the Romney Camapign: Romney Campaign: Securing Leadership in Space (with policy paper) “Embracing A Robust Role For Commercial Space: Mitt Romney recognizes the exciting opportunity that the commercial space industry offers for technological innovation and commerce. He will establish a clear framework that ensures NASA serves as a constructive partner for private sector initiatives. – NASA will set the goals and lead the […]

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  • September 22, 2012
Curiosity as Part of a Space Campaign Theme

It’s time for America to make miracles again — with Obama, opinion, Katheleen Kennedy Townsend, Orlando Sentinel “On Aug. 6, NASA again made history by successfully landing the Curiosity rover on Mars to look for signs of life and pave the way for the first human mission. No other country in the world has done what we have done on Mars. I was almost as excited by that miracle landing […]

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  • September 16, 2012
Obama Talks Space In Florida

Guest column: Obama’s space vision, Rusty Schweickart, FL Today “As President Obama visits the Space Coast today, we are witnessing how his policies are bringing jobs to the area and new hope to the space community. Florida’s Space Coast has become not just the launching pad for commercial rockets to the station and America’s launch pad for the largest heavy-lift rocket that NASA has ever built, but is now also […]

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  • September 10, 2012
Romney & Obama Campaigns Respond to Space Question

Romney and Obama Campaign Responses to Question on Space Policy, ScienceDebate 12. Space. The United States is currently in a major discussion over our national goals in space. What should America’s space exploration and utilization goals be in the 21st century and what steps should the government take to help achieve them? Barack Obama: … “From investing in research on advances in spaceflight technology, to expanding our commitment to an […]

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  • September 4, 2012