NASA Moon, Mars Missions Seen Gaining Funds Despite Fiscal Crunch 

The U.S. government will fund NASA missions to the moon, Mars and beyond in coming decades, even though federal finances are constrained by daunting deficits, an industry leader predicted. For multiple reasons, funds will be found to fulfill American dreams of going where no man has gone before, John...

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