NASA Sorely Underfunded, Needs Far More Money: Douglass U.S. preeminence in space is fading because NASA is being starved of funding it urgently requires, and that may mean some other nation -- not the United States -- will develop a spaceplane replacement for the aging U.S. space shuttle fleet. That was the sobering assessment of John Douglass, who soon will step down as the Aerospace Industries Association president and CEO, in a wrapup media briefing for defense and space journalists.…
Douglass Says Some Nation Will Develop New Space Shuttle
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