Bill Nelson: “It is very different than when I wore the uniform of this country during Vietnam.”

Our decision is that it is more profitable for us to go to the South Pole of the Moon, because we think that is where the water is.

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…

Funding NASA is critical to getting back to the moon, advancing our scientific understanding, and driving innovation.

NASA clearly has a vested interest in attracting, engaging, and preparing its future STEM professionals.