Artemis Accords and the Legacy of American Leadership and Peacekeeping
The news cycle is overwhelmed by election coverage – understandably so – but history was made this week, and Americans should take note. The United States and seven other nations signed the Artemis Accords on Tuesday.
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Cheerful Persistence in Space
On Saturday, we will once again be watching NASA’s coverage and sending our best wishes and prayers to the brave Americans who are leading us into the future. I hope you will watch, too.
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Inner Circle Flash Brief – Congress Working to Undermine Trump and Set US Space Program Back by Decades
In a stunning rebuke of the President Trump’s space policy, the House Subcommittee on Space and Aeronautics has drafted a NASA authorization bill that rejects President Trump’s plan for returning Americans to the surface of the Moon by 2024....
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Inner Circle Flash Brief – Why Commerce Has a Role to Play in Space
While impeachment was all the news on Capitol Hill, Congress failed to take some needed steps to assure future space leadership.
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The Future of Space Flight is Nuclear
There is growing interest in development of nuclear reactors to provide power for space applications. What we know is that space voyages can be dramatically shortened if power can be constantly provided to spacecraft in the vacuum of space.
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The Moon-Mars Development Prize Competition
On Tuesday, Elon Musk said our $2 billion Moon prize plan “is a great idea.” According to cnet.com’s coverage, “SpaceX or Blue Origin could beat NASA to the moon — especially with a boost from the US government.”
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Making the Trump-Pence Space Challenge a Reality
By Newt Gingrich On Tuesday, Vice President Mike Pence announced what may prove to be the boldest space challenge since President John F. Kennedy said America would go to the Moon in 1961. In implementing President Donald Trump’s historic...
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Middle School Rocket Science
This week, a group of more than 200 middle and high school students got to see what they can achieve when they work hard and dream big in America.
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The Moon Landing and Our Lost Half-Century
Forty-nine years ago, today, we had every reason to believe that Neil Armstrong’s “small step for [a] man,” was in fact the first part of a “giant leap for mankind.”
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Real Leadership in Space
This week has shown how serious and determined the Trump-Pence team is about launching America into a new era of leadership in space – and ensuring our dominance there for generations to come.
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