DALLAS, Texas - NASA's road back to the Moon and onward to Mars is not only technologically challenging but it may also be a proposition that could fall short due to lack of needed funding.
As kick-started by President George Bush in January 2004, NASA's vision of extending the human touch beyond low Earth orbit is being subjected to lack of both White House and Congressional budget support.
That's the view from Congressman Nick Lampson of Texas' 22nd Congressional District that represents NASA's Johhnson Space Center in Houston, Texas.
"The budgets are not there. We're seeing a business as usual approach that is not going to deliver the robust and broad-based exploration program laid out in the vision for space exploration," Lampson said today at the National Space Society's 26th Annual International Space Development Conference being held here May 25-28.
Related Posts:
What is Thinnest Laptop? for 2008 "MacBook Air"
Reviews of ISP in Davao City
At last I have seen Transformers ^_^
ICE Technology, Breaking the ICE... All about ICE (^_^)
Deep-Sea Alien Abode Discovered
What is Microsoft Surface Computer?
Google's New Navigational Links: Vertical and Horizontal Search
The Meaning of Trinity
Cute Post:
Cute Dog Tricks
Sony Ericsson Sony W960i Reviews
Sony Ericsson C905 Mobile
The main causes of liver damage are:
What is true happiness?
Because Georgie Porgie is spending it all on wars in the Middle East.
ReplyDeletedo you really think so? is that on the news? ^_^
ReplyDelete