GOP infighting jeopardizes NASA reauthorization and Trump's lunar ambitions
Negotiations between Senate and House Republicans over a NASA reauthorization bill have stalled, potentially delaying President Trump's goal of establishing a moon base by 2030. The disagreement centers on language regarding a lunar south pole base and extending International Space Station operations. Trump is set to visit NASA's Johnson Space Center to promote the Artemis program, but the legislative impasse remains unresolved.
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