On the recordSeptember 25, 2018
It is imperative that our national space program does not get bogged down on the Moon at the expense of reaching Mars.
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congress.govIt is imperative that our national space program does not get bogged down on the Moon at the expense of reaching Mars.
Stressing the importance of focusing on Mars exploration over lunar missions.
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I really believe it would be in the interest of success to start off with at least three different human landing systems that we could then down-select to two human landing systems.
As Representative Aderholt said, if we can't land on the Moon within 5 years, we need to change the organization.
The inspiration that came from that moment in time was transformational for our Nation and transformational for people that, you know, went into the STEM fields that otherwise never would have done that.
Do we want to lead the world in space or do we want to yield that to somebody else?