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Congress

House Panel OKs Bills To Aid Space Industry

By Marc Selinger

Monday, March 26th, 2018

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House Panel OKs Bills To Aid Space Industry

The House Science, Space and Technology Committee has approved two bills aimed at supporting the rocket propulsion and space support industries.One bill, proposed by Rep. Mo Brooks (R-Ala.), would designate NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center in Alabama as the agency’s lead center for rocket propulsion, including the development of new technology. Such a designation would “ensure the long-term stability of the rocket propulsion industry through better coordination and collaboration between all relevant stakeholders” in government and industry, said Brooks, whose bill…

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