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The future of America’s space program may depend on what happens next in Washington.
In this episode, we cover Jared Isaacman’s second U.S. Senate hearing after being nominated by President Trump to lead NASA. Speaking before lawmakers in late 2025, Isaacman warned that the United States could permanently fall behind if it does not move faster than China in the new space race - especially when it comes to returning humans to the Moon.
We dive into his pledge to prioritize the Artemis program, his promise to avoid a gap in human research after the International Space Station is retired, and his plan to expand partnerships with private companies to increase competition and reduce costs.
The hearing also addressed Isaacman’s previously withdrawn nomination, how he plans to manage NASA’s science budget, and his commitment to continuing the agency’s long-term strategy under “Project Athena.”
With political tensions still in the background, the big question remains: will Isaacman be confirmed - and what direction will NASA take next?
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By Norse StudioThe future of America’s space program may depend on what happens next in Washington.
In this episode, we cover Jared Isaacman’s second U.S. Senate hearing after being nominated by President Trump to lead NASA. Speaking before lawmakers in late 2025, Isaacman warned that the United States could permanently fall behind if it does not move faster than China in the new space race - especially when it comes to returning humans to the Moon.
We dive into his pledge to prioritize the Artemis program, his promise to avoid a gap in human research after the International Space Station is retired, and his plan to expand partnerships with private companies to increase competition and reduce costs.
The hearing also addressed Isaacman’s previously withdrawn nomination, how he plans to manage NASA’s science budget, and his commitment to continuing the agency’s long-term strategy under “Project Athena.”
With political tensions still in the background, the big question remains: will Isaacman be confirmed - and what direction will NASA take next?
đź‘Ť Like, comment, and share your thoughts below
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.