On the recordSeptember 10, 2015
But the bottom line is that the costs of inaction are even greater.
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congress.govBut the bottom line is that the costs of inaction are even greater.
Bridenstine warns that not acting on climate change is more costly.
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I do think this goes back to Representative Cartwright's question regarding kind of new approaches.
Having a Gateway in orbit around the Moon is important for a lot of reasons.
NASA is doing a lot of things, I think, rightly, that are accelerating processes.
Do we want to lead the world in space or do we want to yield that to somebody else?