John Logsdon, writing at Space News, has a profound and truly excellent guest blog. The crux: Apollo was great, but can we put it behind us? Among the highlights: The administration’s incoherent defense of NASA’s current vision…whatever it is. You could go on to say this has been exasperated most recently by the Administrator’s comments [...]
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The Best Blog Entry Evah?
Posted: July 8, 2010 in Apollo, John Logsdon, Manned Space, NASA, NASA, Obama Administration, Post-Apollo, Space ExplorationTags: Manned Space
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New National Space Policy
Posted: July 6, 2010 in Obama Administration, Space Policy, U.S. National Space PolicyForgive the absence. A note from my mother will be forthcoming. This is the new national space policy. Review to follow when my catching up is caught up.
Obama’s Space Policy Review
Posted: July 14, 2009 in Obama Administration, U.S. National Space PolicyAmy Klamper, writing for Space News (subscription required) has said President Obama has given his administration until 1 Oct to review the existing U.S. Space Policy, which was issued under the Bush administration in 2006. Given the tone of the administration in the article, expect any revised space policy to de-emphasize national security space and [...]
