We live in a time of extraordinary discovery and progress in astronomy and astrophysics.
Thank you very much. And Chairman Bowman, thanks very much for holding this hearing. This is the most exciting hearing I've seen in 2021 in ...
I keep talking about, you know, we have a little more than $1 billion for fusion energy coming out of a--blessed by the Science Committee an...
Well, thank you. Yes, I get discouraged by how slowly we move here, so my new legislative strategy is build, try, break.
Today we're talking about one bold effort that could get us much closer to achieving that Mars goal, space nuclear propulsion.
If the United States is serious about leading in a human mission to Mars, we have no time to lose.
Space nuclear propulsion can produce thrust far more efficiently than conventional chemical systems, allowing for shorter trip times to Mars...
If we're serious about deep space exploration to Mars with humans, which I am serious about, and I know everyone on this Committee is, we ne...
Thank you, Mr. Chairman, very much.
Every Democrat and every Republican talks about--willing to keep these great new Ph.D.'s in our physical sciences here. How come we can't pa...
How do we make sure that we keep our science open, and what percentage of all the research and work that they're doing really represents a n...