Bill Nelson: “So, with regard to the first part of the instrument, as long as the two up there are going, you can keep that data…”

As a matter of fact, we have already spent $200 million to date to address this groundwater contamination problem, and we are committed to continuing the investigation and evaluation, along with our partner, the New Mexico Environment…

The X-59, which is this extraordinarily super designed needle-nosed aircraft is going to fly at the end of this year.

NASA is committed to building a diverse, skilled future STEM workforce--our next generation of explorers with the technical skills needed to carry forward our Nation's vital mission.

We are on the same page, and NASA owns and operates that local public water system, so we have every reason to continue this investigation.