White House proposes $24.7 billion budget for NASA in 2022
Posted: Sun, Apr 18, 2021, 11:08 AM ET (1508 GMT)
The White House is proposing a budget increase of more than 6% for NASA in fiscal year 2022. A budget outline released by the Biden administration Friday offered $24.7 billion for NASA in 2022, with significant increases in Earth science and space technology. NASA's human space exploration program would get a 5% increase, but the document didn't discuss how that funding would be allocated among various programs that are part of Artemis, or provide a schedule for returning humans to the moon. A full budget proposal is expected later this spring.
The White House is proposing a budget increase of more than 6% for NASA in fiscal year 2022. A budget outline released by the Biden administration Friday offered $24.7 billion for NASA in 2022, with significant increases in Earth science and space technology. NASA's human space exploration program would get a 5% increase, but the document didn't discuss how that funding would be allocated among various programs that are part of Artemis, or provide a schedule for returning humans to the moon. A full budget proposal is expected later this spring.| <<previous article | next article>> |
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