Us House Rejects Trump’s 2024 Moon Landing Plan

Tristan Greene, The Next Web
Wed, 10/16/2019 - 3:52pm

The House budget committee today told NASA Chief Jim Bridenstine it would not fund the administration’s efforts to change the Moon landing timeline from 2028 to 2024. The reason? NASA won’t put a final price tag on the program. The project is called the Artemis Program. Originally it was slated to launch a crewed mission to the Moon in 2028, but President Trump demanded that not only should the timeline be moved up to 2024, but that NASA should skip the Moon and go straight to Mars.

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Us House Rejects Trump’s 2024 Moon Landing Plan

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