AUDIO: Griffin’s last public speech as NASA chief?

by | Jan 9, 2009 | Ares, Constellation, exploration, International Space Station, NASA, Orion | 0 comments

Did Michael Griffin make his last public speech as NASA administrator on 8 January at the Space Transportation Association’s breakfast meeting? Many think so and all will be revealed soon enough. Hyperbola has managed to obtain an audio recording of Griffin’s speech

Go through to the extended portion of this blog post to find that audio fileClick on this to listen to Griffin’s 8 January Space Transportation Association breakfast speech. The background noise is a bit loud but you can hear Griffin well enough

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