Pace Outlines Trump Administration’s Approach to Space Development and Law, Space Policy Online “The United States should seek to ensure that its space activities reflect “our values and not just […]
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Posted inTrumpSpace
National Space Council Executive Secretary Hiding In Plain Sight
Keith’s note: Take a close look at the upper left hand portion of this image taken at NASA KSC today of Vice President Pence and his entourage. There is one […]
Posted inTransition
Bridenstine at NASA – and Pace at NSC – Expected Soon
Keith’s note: Sources continue to report that Rep. Jim Bridenstine (R-OK) is still the Administration’s preferred choice to become NASA Administrator and that they expect to nominate him in the […]
Posted inExploration
Noticeable Shift In Interest From Mars (Back) To The Moon
Opinion: How Trump Should Restart U.S. Space Momentum, Scott Pace, Aviation Week “And the Obama administration continued to push away partners, telling Europe to go to the Russians for its […]
Posted inExploration
The Band of Brothers Wants a Mars Flyby
Hearing: Mars Flyby 2021: The First Deep Space Mission for the Orion and Space Launch System? 27 Feb 2014 10:00am live webcast – Dr. Scott Pace, Director of the Space […]
Posted inPolicy
Today's Space Policy Radio Chat
Keith’s note: Lori Garver, Scott Pace, Mike Gold, and Joel Achenbach were guests on Diane Rhem Show (radio) today at 11:00 am EST Lori Garver said that she favored cancellation […]
Posted inBudget
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 […]
Posted inCommercialization
Double Standards and Sour Grapes From the Romney/Griffin Camp
SpaceX’s Dragon capsule docks with international space station, Washington post “On Friday, Musk said that SpaceX could be ready to fly people into space by 2015. But Scott Pace, a […]
Posted inCulture
NASA: To Boldly Go or To Loudly Whine?
Lighting a rocket is easy; tough part is controlling it, making parts work together, AP “Anybody can make something go boom. Controlling it is hard,” said former NASA associate administrator […]
Posted inSLS and Orion
Ares 1 Deja Vu?
Is the answer to heavy-lift rocket cost issue bringing back Ares I?, Huntsville Times “As NASA’s new heavy-lift rocket struggles to get off the drawing board, a national space analyst […]