This subcommittee wants the next pair of boots on the moon, the next Nobel Prize-winning discovery, and the next paradigm-changing technology company to be made in the USA.

I support NASA and NSF because these agencies inspire us with curiosity-driven research and exploration.

As I have said many times: mental health is health--period.

the cut has the potential to impact the University of New Hampshire, which is one of our Nation's premier heliophysics institutions.

I am counting on--Senator Moran is a member of--a conferee of the conference committee to hold tight on that 20 percent to go to EPSCOR States.

look forward to continuing to collaborate and cooperate with your efforts.

This was a very informative hearing. It feels like our science future is in good hands, and we very much appreciate the work that both of you are doing.

I share your enthusiasm, Administrator Nelson, for this budget, but I will admit I have a couple of concerns.

there are also significant national security implications for understanding what is happening with our weather.

We cannot take our continued leadership for granted.

I always say innovation anywhere, opportunities everywhere, for which we need to energize talent everywhere.

This is really a pivotal moment for the prosperity and security of the United States and democracies around the world.

Obviously we will want to continue to stay in touch with what you are seeing and what we can do to be helpful as you look at whether you need any new authorities to address what is happening.

We are not going to be able to compete if that is the choice that we have.

I am a huge fan of the GRANTED program to lift those ideas and make them successful.

The programs that each of you manage are on the frontlines of bolstering the Nation's cybersecurity, training teachers, technicians, explorers, and entrepreneurs.

It raises serious concerns about what we should be doing there.

This is an increase that can be put to good use.