NEW YORK -- It would be incomprehensible to shut down the International Space Station after 2015, even though that is what current law envisions, a senior NASA figure said. Alan Ladwig, senior advisor to NASA, noted that the station, which is a $100 billion investment, only now is nearing the end of its construction, and only now is beginning to realize its full potential. Ladwig, who was associate NASA administrator for policy and plans under President Clinton, spoke before the…
Space Forum New York: Space Station Shutdown After 2015 Makes No Sense, NASA Advisor Says; Station Just Now Nearing Completion, Full Use
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