On the recordApril 22, 2009
The Congress explicitly provided $400 million to the exploration program in 2009 economic stimulus bill to close the gap between the Shuttle and constellation programs, as I understand it.
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congress.govRichard Shelby: “The Congress explicitly provided $400 million to the exploration program in 2009 economic stimulus bill to close the gap…”
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Shelby discusses funding for NASA's exploration program from the 2009 stimulus bill.
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