On the recordMarch 19, 2012
In terms of what is different with NASA, NASA is free to impose whatever requirements it believes are appropriate for its NASA astronauts.
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congress.govSteven Palazzo: “In terms of what is different with NASA, NASA is free to impose whatever requirements it believes are appropriate for…”
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Palazzo discusses NASA's autonomy in setting astronaut requirements.
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