NASA Administrator Addresses Worried Audience at Space Symposium 

[Satellite News 04-13-10] NASA Administrator Charles Bolden told anxious audience members at the 2010 Space Symposium that U.S. President Barack Obama’s new direction for NASA, outlined in the 2010 fiscal year governmental budget, should be seen as a transformative effort rather than a massive budget...

  Already purchased this story?

• FAA Space Report Shows China Surpassing U.S. Launch Market Output
• SS/L, NASA to Demonstrate Laser Communications on Upcoming Satellite
• ATK Chief Technologist: Orbital Debris Shield Receiving Rave Reviews from NASA
• NASA Sees Private Sector as Key to Escaping LEO
• SpaceX’s Musk Testifies Before U.S. Congress on NASA COTS, CCDev Progress

• NASA Helps Researchers Diagnose Recent Coral Bleaching At Australia's Great Barrier Reef
• Existing Weather Satellites Should Fill Gap Until NPOESS On Orbit
• Analysis: Is It Time to Man-Rate EELV For Moon/Mars Program?

   

• Analysis: Shuttle Launch Technology Still Favored For Human Spaceflight
• NASA Moon, Mars Missions Seen Gaining Funds Despite Fiscal Crunch