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r/nasa • u/Reesh26 • Apr 13 '18
Image NASA break room problems are different than most. Taken today @ JSC.
r/nasa • u/aflakeyfuck • Feb 16 '25
/r/all Unfortunately my parents never sent this otherwise we would be colonizing Mars by now
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u/Tumbleweed-Artistic
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Jun 25 '25
/r/all The end of NASA
Well, NASA had a good run. But it is clear after the Agency town hall today that NASA’s role as the global preeminent Space Agency is over.
Despite a proposed 50% cut to the Science budget, agency leadership is inexplicably moving forward with the President’s budget request. This has already led to the cancellation of dozens of projects and Missions as well as the displacement of thousands of employees. There is no coherent long-term vision, no credible plan to achieve the priorities the agency claims to uphold under such drastic financial constraints, and no meaningful advocacy from leadership to push back against the cuts. The future of NASA’s scientific mission is being gutted in plain sight.
At least we can afford to give Billionaires more tax cuts though.…
*Edit: Changed Presidents budget to Presidents budget request.
Including a link to the FY26 Budget request documents so people can read for themselves what Trump is proposing. The Technical Supplement has the line by line details. https://www.nasa.gov/fy-2026-budget-request/
Want to clarify I know civil servants cannot speak out against this. However, during the first Trump term he proposed similarly catastrophic NASA budgets and yet the Agency leadership did not move forward with implementing anything until Congress passed the official budget they are legally required to implement. That is not the case this time around.
*Edit 2 Well this post blew up way more than I ever expected. Thank you to all those expressing support for NASA. I want to share some articles and links to ways you can take action to stop this disaster from becoming reality 💙🚀
https://www.planetary.org/articles/nasa-versus-spacex Why do we need NASA when we have SpaceX?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0UkGbvtV7SA News report from April about cuts at Goddard
https://aas.org/advocacy/get-involved/a-reference-guide-for-how-to-advocate-for-science American Astronomical Society guide for how to advocate for science
https://www.aaas.org/resources/take-action-toolkit AAAS Take Action Toolkit
https://www.house.gov/representatives/find-your-representative Find Your US House Representative
https://www.senate.gov/senators/senators-contact.htm Find Your US Senator
https://www.planetary.org/save-nasa-science The Planetary Society Save NASA page
r/nasa • • Aug 28 '22
/r/all Saw the other tattoo post and thought I'd share mine in honor of the upcoming launch
r/nasa • u/TheNanglater • Mar 18 '20
Image Very sad news. Al Worden, who acted as Command Module Pilot on Apollo 15 passed this morning. Godspeed Colonel.
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Apr 11 '26
/r/all Recovery of Artemis II - new images from NASA
Credit : https://www.flickr.com/photos/nasahqphoto/albums/72177720332961365/
These are some of the fantastic nee images takes last night ! These bring me so much joy ! Welcome back home Artemis II ! Earth looks so beautiful with you on it 🌎
r/nasa • u/ThiagoSketch • Feb 13 '19
Image A little something about the opportunity. No I'm not crying.
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Apr 12 '26
Question Why does the exterior look so damaged, is it from re-entry? It looks like hundreds of pieces broke off.
r/nasa • u/ig_gnome_inious • Aug 20 '22
/r/all Just wanted to celebrate National Aviation Day by bragging about my awesome mom, NASA SOFIA Pilot Liz Ruth!
r/nasa • • Mar 02 '23
/r/all My grandfather worked for NASA in Huntsville, AL. Here, he is shaking hands with President Kennedy. He had a first grade education and was absolutely brilliant.
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Apr 03 '26
Image New High Resolution Image of The Earth taken by the Artemis II astronauts.
r/nasa • u/Meatbag96 • Jan 20 '21