NASA Head Says It's Time to Cut Back on Astronaut Safety to Beat China to the Moon
Sean Duffy emphasizes balancing risk and innovation to maintain U.S. leadership in lunar exploration amid budget cuts and China's rapid space advancements.
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NASA Is in a Race to the Moon and Might Be Willing to Risk Astronauts to Win
If the Cold War space race had Neil Armstrong’s “one small step” as its capstone, the next space race is shaping up to have a body count. In a frantic scramble to beat China back to the Moon, NASA is caught between a shredded budget, brain-drained workforce, and a leadership that seems to think “safety” is a hindrance rather than a vital pillar of any space mission. At the center of this lunar mission is Sean Duffy, former reality show contestan…
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NASA Head Says It's Time to Cut Back on Astronaut Safety to Beat China to the Moon
Lawmakers are growing concerned that China may beat the United States in the race back to the Moon — and acting NASA administrator Sean Duffy is willing to throw the agency's brave astronauts under the bus to make sure that doesn't happen. As NBC News reports, Duffy — who, in a puzzling double duty, also serves as the secretary of transportation — told employees during a town hall last week that "sometimes we can let safety be the enemy of makin…
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