NASA Deputy Speaks About Space Goals in Denver
Establishing an industrial base on the moon and exploring farther into the solar system are the kind of plans NASA needs to inspire a new generation and ensure the space program’s future, the agency’s second-in-command said Monday in Denver.
Shana Dale, NASA deputy administrator, spoke to representatives of Colorado’s aerospace industry and research organizations who make up the Colorado Space Coalition. The meeting took place at the coalition headquarters at the Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce.
Dale called current NASA goals of creating a human outpost on the moon and pushing manned flight to Mars and beyond “perhaps the most audacious missions ever attempted. Read more
