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NASA Requests Budget Increase to Fund Priorities Like Artemis and Climate Research

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NASA Requests Budget Increase to Fund Priorities Like Artemis and Climate Research

The White House has requested record funding for NASA in fiscal year 2022 of $24.8 billion to fund priorities like the Artemis lunar program and research to fight climate change. This is a 6.6 percent increase over $23.3 billion in funding in fiscal year 2021. NASA released its budget request on May 28, requesting that over the next few years, funding increase to $27 billion by fiscal year 2026. “This FY 2022 budget, along with continued bipartisan support for NASA’s goals and missions,…

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