the abrupt departure this week of the head of NASA’s human spaceflight office. Doug Loverro, a former Pentagon official who spent decades working for the government, had been on the job for only a handful of months when he
, telling staff that he was leaving “with a very, very heavy heart” after taking a risk earlier this year that was a “mistake.”on why Loverro left the agency. “The bottom line is Congress needs more information about the departure of Doug Loverro and its potential impact on NASA’s human spaceflight programs,” Rep. Ed Perlmutter, a member of the House subcommittee that oversees NASA, told POLITICO in a statement on Thursday, echoing the remarks of other Democratic members of the panel.
The space agency last month awarded contracts for the human landing system to teams led by Blue Origin, SpaceX and Dynetics. Boeing competed for the program, but did not receive a contract.The new headquarters of the new U.S. Space Command must be a pleasant place to live and close to both a mid-sized city and a military base, according to an expanded set of. As communities compete, Gen. John Raymond, the head of both U.S. Space Command and the new U.S.
“This just proves the point that space reorganization can cost as much or as little as you want it to cost,” he said. “Things like this will make it cost more than is necessary.
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