The going doesn’t get any less tough for NASA

by | Dec 10, 2007 | Seradata News | 0 comments

NASA deputy administrator Shana Dale ponders about the fiscal year 2009 budget, despite the agency not getting its FY2008 budget appropriated yet

And if trying to operate Shuttle and develop the Orion crew exploration vehicle and its Ares I crew launch vehicle booster isn’t tough enough one Congressman wants to continue the pain

NASAWatch.com does it again with this 40-page presentation on progress for NASA’s Constellation programme it has made public just before today’s media telecon with the programme’s leaders – more on that tomorrow

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