Space Review Looks at NASA’s New Spaceflight Policy

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This week in The Space Review:

• Jeff Foust discusses why NASA may need to make more of an emotional appeal for its new space policy, rather than just rely on budget documents, to win support in the coming months.

• Taylor Dinerman argues for more stable multi-year funding for the agency for it to be considered a good partner by other nations.

• Luis Fernández Carril looks at some of the other key features in NASA’s budget proposal.

• Claude Lafleur examines the historical record to determine just how much the space agency has spent on sending humans into space over the years.

• Dwayne Day reviews how one company responded to the Air Force’s interest in launching a spacecraft from a 747.