Duncan Hunter: “Thank you very much. This is probably one of the most informative, interesting topics in hearings that we have had.”

The U.S. currently has a competitive space launch industry, yet NASA payloads continue to fly on foreign launch vehicles.

ADS-B Out is just a transmitter, right, that shoots to the--you have ground systems and you have a Global Positioning System.

The 2013 National Space Transportation Policy calls for the use of U.S. rockets for U.S. government payloads, with some minor exceptions that perhaps should be revisited anyway.

But they also cut another $700 million past that, and that was mostly going toward shoreside infrastructure?