We go with commercial partners because the third mission, we are going into lunar orbit.

You and I in this committee have a different approach to what is happening to the earth's climate.

Let me define the problem and give you the background.

The Stennis Space Center is a very valuable national asset because it is the location that, when we are developing exquisite new engines, we have to go to test them.

We do everything that we can to partner with not only commercial industry but also universities and other academic institutions.

If we show up at the Shackleton Crater, I highly doubt the communist--Chinese Communist Party will care much about how we have advanced an equity action plan.

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…

Everything that we are doing is being approached in this commercial public/private partnership.

We are sucking air when it comes to the needs of infrastructure.

I think what you have said, a 5-year authorization bill, would be very, very well received in the aerospace community.

Yes, ma'am, and let me give you a specific answer to your question.