NASA At 50 Isn't Adrift; Rather, NASA Still Has Purpose, Relevance, Gerstenmaier Says He Is Asked About Obama Comment A senior NASA official last night rejected the idea that the largest space agency on Earth is adrift and lacking focus or purpose after half a century of operations, while also saying that it may be necessary to forego a planned space shuttle mission to take spare parts to the space station. Bill Gerstenmaier, associate NASA administrator for space operations, responded…
Space Station May Have To Make Do Without Spare Parts If Shuttle Missions Can’t Be Completed In Time: Gerstenmaier
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