NASA cuts SLS and Orion in favor of "more cost-effective commercial systems"

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spwa4 · 6h ago

From the budget:

"The Budget funds a program to replace SLS and Orion flights to the Moon with more cost-effective commercial systems that would support more ambitious subsequent lunar missions"

Reports from Maryland indicate that this threatens layoffs at, maybe even the existence of the Goddart space center in Maryland and the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in California.

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NASA cuts SLS and Orion in favor of "more cost-effective commercial systems"

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