On the recordMarch 29, 2011
Without question, the actions taken by the NASA are not even close to sufficient to retain critical human spaceflight skills and capabilities.
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congress.govJerry F. Costello: “Without question, the actions taken by the NASA are not even close to sufficient to retain critical human spaceflight…”
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Costello criticizes NASA's insufficient actions to retain spaceflight skills post-Constellation.
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