Mikulski "Deeply Troubled" by NASA's Budget Request; SLS Won't Use 70 Percent JCL

Mikulski "Deeply Troubled" by NASA's Budget Request; SLS Won't Use 70 Percent JCL

Sen. Barbara Mikulski (D-MD) said she is “deeply troubled” by President Obama’s FY2015 budget request for NASA because it is $186 million less than the current year and some of …

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House CJS Subcommittee Adopts FY2015 Bill, Wolf Suggests NASA Coverup on Security

House CJS Subcommittee Adopts FY2015 Bill, Wolf Suggests NASA Coverup on Security

The Commerce-Justice-Science (CJS) subcommittee of the House Appropriations Committee adopted the draft FY2015 appropriations bill released yesterday without amendment.  The bill funds NASA and several other agencies, including NOAA.  Retiring …

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HASC Subcommittee Proposes $220 Million for U.S. Alternative to Russia's RD-180 Engines – UPDATE

HASC Subcommittee Proposes $220 Million for U.S. Alternative to Russia's RD-180 Engines – UPDATE

UPDATE,  April 30, 2014:   The subcommittee adopted the draft in less than 10 minutes today.  Amendments were deferred until full committee markup next week (May 7).  Two subcommittee Democrats rued …

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House Appropriators Propose Substantial Increase for NASA, Including Europa

House Appropriators Propose Substantial Increase for NASA, Including Europa

The House Appropriations Committee released a draft of the FY2015 Commerce-Justice-Science (CJS) bill that will be marked up by the CJS subcommittee tomorrow (April 30).   It proposes a substantial increase …

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Orbital and ATK Announce Merger

Orbital and ATK Announce Merger

Orbital Sciences Corporation and ATK announced this morning that they will merge into a new company, Orbital ATK, headed by Orbital’s President and CEO David Thompson. The deal is expected …

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Rogozin Warns Sanctions Could Boomerang, Suggests Trampoline for Sending Astronauts to ISS

Rogozin Warns Sanctions Could Boomerang, Suggests Trampoline for Sending Astronauts to ISS

Statements attributed to Russian Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin appear to be the first public linkage between tensions over Ukraine and the future of U.S. astronauts aboard the International Space …

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