Stewart Nozette Arrested and Charged with Attempted Espionage
Stewart Nozette, who is well known in Washington space policy circles, was arrested by the FBI and charged with attempted espionage by giving classified information to someone he believed was an Israeli agent according to the Department of Justice. Nozette is perhaps best known in the space community for his work on the 1994 NASA/DOD Clementine mission, though he has served in many capacities and was on the staff of the National Space Council during President George H.W. Bush’s Administration. His bio is available on the National Space Society’s website.
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