House Advances NASA Budget Without Full Lunar Lander Support

July 14, 2020
Human Lunar Landing System
Credit: NASA
NASA’s $22.63 billion fiscal 2021 budget proposal advanced through a House Appropriations Committee markup by a 30-22 vote July 14, without supporting the Trump administration’s full $25.2 billion request that included $3.4 billion for a commercial lunar Human Landing System (HLS). The bill was...

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