Mars Advocates, Lawmakers, Industry Groups Decry NASA Budget Proposal
‘Skinny’ budget opponents argue cuts to science and other programs will derail U.S. leadership in human spaceflight.
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Committee Votes to Advance NASA Head Confirmation to Full Senate
Members say the Shift4 CEO has committed to keeping NASA’s lunar ambitions on track despite expressing aims to land humans on Mars.
NASA Chief Nominee Isaacman Fields Questions About Moon, Mars, Musk
Questions remain about the Shift4 CEO and civilian astronaut’s priorities for the space agency.
Trump’s Pick to Lead NASA Set for Confirmation Hearing Next Week
Billionaire SpaceX ally is a space industry outsider but is broadly viewed as a solid choice to lead the space agency.
NASA Associate Administrator, Other Key Officials Resign
Resignations of leaders associated with the Artemis program come as speculation swirls around the space agency’s plans for the moon and Mars.
DOGE Personnel Arrive at NASA to Conduct Spending Review
Acting NASA Administrator Janet Petro says the Department of Government Efficiency will review the space agency’s payments.
Boeing to Lay Off Hundreds of Employees Amid Space Launch System Uncertainty
Manufacturer and NASA contractor says it could eliminate as many as 400 positions by April.
NASA Administrator Steps Down, Urges Continuity Under New Leadership
In a letter to his replacement, outgoing NASA leader Bill Nelson emphasizes the agency’s activities ‘transcend the length of a single administration.’
NASA Set to Launch a Blue Ghost to the Moon
Firefly Aerospace’s lunar lander will deliver a suite of NASA science equipment to the moon’s Mare Crisium basin.
How Artemis Will Land Humans on the Moon
Three launch systems and two landers from Boeing, SpaceX, and Blue Origin are all part of the complicated puzzle of NASA’s Artemis program.
