NASA Official Urges Moon Return
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•NASA seeks continuity in human spaceflight programs in next administration
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NASA official urges next president to maintain current plans to return humans to the moon.
Jim Free : Change of destinations could result in a loss of U.S. leadership in space.
Neither major presidential candidates has discussed space policy in much detail, but formal documents suggest support for continuity.
Any spacecraft going to Mars , he argues, needs to be specially designed to maximize the shielding it offers astronauts from radiation.
“It doesn’t look like Starship ,” he said, instead proposing a spherical design with the crew at the center, surrounded by shielding.
A former NASA shuttle program manager said he “ 100% ” supported Free’s comments about not changing destinations.
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