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Lawmakers seek more details, cost information from Golden Dome program manager
POLICY-REG6d ago

Lawmakers seek more details, cost information from Golden Dome program manager

Golden Dome program manager Gen. Michael Guetlein reported to House lawmakers that the missile defense initiative is on budget and schedule, despite concerns over limited transparency. The White House proposed $17.5 billion for Golden Dome in FY 2027, with a total projected cost of $185 billion. Lawmakers seek clarity on cost estimates and interceptor capabilities.

NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman On Artemis, Budget, And Establishing a Lasting Space Vision
FINANCE-VC7d ago

NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman On Artemis, Budget, And Establishing a Lasting Space Vision

Jared Isaacman, NASA Administrator, emphasized the importance of financial modeling in shaping the agency's budget for Artemis. He noted the enthusiasm of the scientific community but questioned their experience in budget execution. Isaacman's insights highlight the need for a sustainable financial strategy to support long-term space exploration goals and ensure effective resource allocation.

President Trump Prioritizes Lunar Exploration Amidst Funding Cuts in NASA’s FY2027 Budget Request
POLICY-REG15d ago

President Trump Prioritizes Lunar Exploration Amidst Funding Cuts in NASA’s FY2027 Budget Request

White House proposed a $5.6B budget cut for NASA in FY2027, emphasizing lunar surface infrastructure and establishing a permanent American presence on the Moon. This strategic shift aims to prioritize lunar exploration despite overall funding reductions, reflecting a commitment to long-term goals in space exploration amidst fiscal constraints. The focus remains on sustainable lunar operations.

Sweden’s 2026 Spring Budget to Include €36.5 Million More for Space
POLICY-REG21d ago

Sweden’s 2026 Spring Budget to Include €36.5 Million More for Space

Sweden's proposed Spring budget for 2026 includes an allocation of SEK 400 million (approximately €36.5 million) to enhance sovereign launch capabilities at Esrange. This funding aims to bolster military space operations and improve the national space licensing system. The announcement was made during a press conference on 31 March by Sweden's Minister of Defense.