NASA Spending Plan Focuses On Science, Commercializing LEO

June 06, 2021
Space Launch System assembly
Production of the second Space Launch System core stage, earmarked for the Artemis II crewed flight test around the Moon, is underway at NASA’s Michoud Assembly Facility in New Orleans.
Credit: NASA
In its first budget request for NASA, the Biden administration seeks to expand ongoing programs to commercialize low Earth orbit, create a sustained human and robotic presence around the Moon and continue the search for life on Mars and beyond. The $24.8 billion request for fiscal 2022—an increase...

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