TOP STORY

Global Space Leaders Want to Preserve and Further International Cooperation
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo.— Civil space leaders from Germany, Japan, France, Israel, Australia, and India talked about the current state of their country’s space work, and efforts in cooperation and collaboration with other countries, at Space Symposium on Wednesday.

The talk took place the same day that Jared Isaacman, President Trump’s nominee for NASA administrator, had his confirmation hearing before Congress, where lawmakers questioned him on NASA’s commitment to the Artemis Moon exploration program.  The international leaders emphasized the importance of their work with NASA and the Artemis program. “NASA is the most important international partner, outside of Europe,” said Walther…[continued]