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Legislative Activity

Coalition for Space Exploration Statement on CJS Appropriations Bill

June 11th, 2015

WASHINGTON, D.C. – The Coalition for Space Exploration is grateful for the strong bipartisan leadership demonstrated by Chairman Shelby and Vice-Chairwoman Mikulski in support of our nation’s space exploration program in the FY 2016 Commerce-Justice-Science Appropriations bill advanced by the committee today. The emphasis and priority placed on the exploration systems and space science missions that […]

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Coalition for Space Exploration Statement on the NASA Authorization Bill

April 29th, 2015

Coalition for Space Exploration Statement on the NASA Authorization Bill   WASHINGTON, D.C. – We appreciate the House Science, Space and Technology Committee in advancing an update to the 2010 NASA Authorization Act this session.   This bill reaffirms longstanding congressional support for NASA’s Exploration Program, including the world’s only super heavy exploration rocket, the […]

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Statement on CJS Appropriations Bill

April 29th, 2015

WASHINGTON, D.C. – The Coalition for Space Exploration is grateful for the strong bipartisan leadership demonstrated by Chairman Shelby and Vice-Chairwoman Mikulski in support of our nation’s space exploration program in the FY 2016 Commerce-Justice-Science Appropriations bill advanced by the committee today.

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Asteroid Exploration

Asteroid Drama Prompts Disaster Concerns

February 18th, 2013

The skies have spoken, and their message was one of concern. Early Friday, while people around the world watched and waited for an asteroid half the size of a football field, 2012 DA14, to skim by the Earth between the orbits of communications and navigational satellites, a smaller undetected asteroid fragment exploded over Russia, generating […]

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Asteroid Exploration

Congress Urges U. S. to Forge Ahead With Human Space Endeavors

January 3rd, 2013

Thursday marked the first day of the U. S. 113th Congress, the members of the House and Senate elected in November to serve new two and six-year terms. However, before the 112th Congress adjourned, also on Thursday, the House and Senate produced a positive statement on the future of  U. S. human space activities.   […]

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Benefits of Space Exploration

Washington Responds to Fiscal Cliff, Pushes Sequester Off Two Months

January 2nd, 2013

  A rare New Year’s Day legislative session in Washington produced a response to the Fiscal Cliff — one that led to House passage late Tuesday of a Senate sponsored measure that delays for two months sharp cuts in defense and non-defense spending while extending Bush era tax cuts to the middle and lower classes. […]

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