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NASA faces major workforce reduction as over 3,800 employees depart amid budget cut concerns
More than 3,800 NASA employees are departing the agency via voluntary separation programs, as part of a larger federal workforce reduction effort under the Trump administration. The workforce reduction follows the administration’s proposal for a $6 billion cut to NASA’s budget,
Document argues president’s proposed funding reductions will ‘compromise human safety, weaken national security and undermine ...
NASA scientists say pending cuts to the space agency could compromise mission safety and pave the way for another tragedy ...
NASA has a history of IT workforce management and funding problems that may have contributed to safety oversights, according to critics and independent government audits. Of particular interest is ...
In its annual report released Tuesday that tackles NASA safety risks including the Artemis program, crewed launches from Kennedy Space Center and other concerns, the panel brought back a ...
Safety Concerns The goal of NASA's commercial crew transportation program is to allow astronauts to be routinely transported into orbit by private spacecraft; slated to be developed and operated ...
On May 25, a NASA safety advisory panel had expressed concerns about outstanding issues that needed to be resolved with Starliner ahead of its planned launch date, including problems with the ...
“There’s definitely concerns about this leak and the potential for it to get worse over time,” Platt said. While NASA views the issue as a serious safety concern, Moscow insists the ...
NASA’s ambitious initiative to fly astronauts on commercial spacecraft continues to suffer from schedule delays, as well as questions regarding the program’s safety — and Congress isn’t ...
NASA's plan to routinely ferry astronauts into orbit using private spacecraft--initially slated to start last year--has now slipped until at least the spring of 2019 and unresolved hazards ...
NASA delays moon missions again, citing safety concerns. The agency now expects to launch the Artemis II mission in April 2026, followed by the Artemis III lunar landing flight in mid-2027.
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