Jim Bridenstine: “This is a real issue for NASA, and we're dealing with it every day, especially in our--a lot of our centers are in…”

Here's what we know: China is not going to slow down. That means that we, as a country, need to come together, figure out what the architecture is, be committed to a process and then move forward as rapidly as possible.

I think, Mr. Ranking Member, that would put us in a position to make landing in 2024 very, very difficult.

If we are putting American astronauts on those vehicles, without question, it is not just up to them, it is up to us as well.

The more launches, the more one of them could have, you know, a problem.