By Marina Malenic Top leaders of NASA last week defended President Barrack Obama's Fiscal 2011 agency budget from criticism that jobs will be lost if Congress agrees to terminate the Constellation manned moon-mission program as proposed by the White House. "While there will no doubt be challenges as a result of canceling Constellation, the funding for NASA is increasing, so we expect to support as many, if not more, jobs with the FY 2011 funding the president has proposed," NASA…
NASA Expects No Net Job Losses Despite End of Constellation Program
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