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Former Space Shuttle commanders spoke about their experiences in the space program and the future of NASA after the final shuttle mission.

The National Academies Space Studies Board met to examine ways to extend the useful life of the Hubble space telescope. They heard presentations from NASA officials and also discussed the co…

Senior retired military leaders released a report on how changing global climate may present serious threats to U.S. national security and to American forces at home and abroad. They talked …

In a joint hearing of the two committees, members heard testimony on issues involved in math and science education, and on President Bush’s $2.1 billion budget request for initiatives in the…

PROGRAM UNAVAILABLE. Mr. Truly talked about his role as head of the nation’s space program. He talked about the direction the space program will take in the next few years, and discussed it…

The subcommittee heard testimony on the development of the National Oceanic and Aeronautic Administration’s new weather satellite, which was meant to replace the current U.S. weather satelli…

The House Science, Space and Technology committee heard testimony on the Space Station Freedom program, and the effect of its cancellation on the U.S. and its allies working on parts of the …

A House Government Operations Subcommittee heard testimony on the development of the space station Freedom. Specifically, the subcommittee investigated and compared the estimate of the cost …

Vice President Quayle and Richard Truly reacted to the final report of the Advisory Committee on the Future of the U.S. Space Program. Mr. Quayle endorsed the committee findings and pledged …

The subcommittee heard testimony regarding the shuttle telescope and hydrogen leaks within the Hubble fleet fuel lines.

This news conference with NASA Administrator Richard Truly focused on possible construction problems with the Hubble space telescope and a fuel leak in two space shuttles.

In his address to NASA employess, the president used the opportunity to criticize a House Appropriations Subcommittee for voting last week to cut $300 million in seed money for a space missi…

The subcommittee initiated its review of the budget request of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration for fiscal year 1991.

The House Science, Space, and Technology Committee questioned a panel about NASA’s proposal to revise the Space Station program. One witness on the panel included NASA administrator Adm. Ric…

Part 2 of the House Science, Space and Technology Committee’s hearing on the space station program. Some topics covered were budget, funding, re-phasing and scheduling.

Admiral Truly talked about NASA’s plans for the 1990s, which include trips to the Moon and Mars, the launch of a powerful space telescope, and the deployment of a permanent space station.

This program includes the second of two speeches to the employees of the Jet Propulsion Lab and a news conference.

The 20th anniversary of the July 20, 1969 moon landing is marked in a ceremony reliving the Apollo 11 mission. Armstrong, Aldrin and Collins were the first U.S. astronauts to land on the moo…

Speakier takes questions about Space exploration and NASA.

President George H.W. Bush nominates Admiral Richard Truly as Nasa Administrator.