NASA chief: I'm only interested in "good deals" from international partners
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NASA Chief Demands Value From Global Partners as Moon Base Ambitions Accelerate
NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman has drawn a firm line with international partners: only contributions that deliver clear value and accelerate lunar base plans will be accepted. The shift follows the pause of the lunar Gateway station, billions in sunk costs on canceled hardware, and mixed reactions from Europe, Canada, and Japan. Recent deals with Italy and new Artemis Accords signatories show the strategy in action.
The administrator of the Nasa confirmed the direction taken by the American Space Agency in the race for the Moon. This project will be led by the United States, which is primarily looking for "good deals" from their partners. In this rhetoric, the place of Europe is called into question. "There was a
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