Transition Team Reviews NASA Policy

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How might NASA change under Trump? Here’s what is being discussed

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Transition team reviewing NASA and its activities has begun to draft potential executive orders for changes to space policy under the Trump Administration .

"This will not be business as usual," one person familiar with this group's meetings said.

The mindset driving their deliberations is a focus on results and speed, the source says.

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