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Bill Nelson , NASA administrator from 2021 to 2025 , said: "If they continue on the path that they're on, it will be a crippled agency" NASA has been working on plans to bring astronauts back to the moon for the first time since 1972 .
President Donald Trump 's budget request to NASA called for the agency to "terminate unaffordable missions" and implement a "more sustainable, cost-effective approach to lunar exploration" Overall, the budget proposes reducing the agency's annual budget from $24.9 billion to $18.8 billion .
Senator Ted Cruz , chair of the Senate Commerce Committee which oversees NASA 's budget, has supported Artemis in the past.
It is not certain that the budget will be cut by as much as the Trump administration's proposal by the October 1 deadline.
Sophie Grace Clark is a Live News reporter based in London , with a focus on crime stories.
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