White House releases space priorities document
Posted: Sat, Dec 4, 2021, 10:41 AM ET (1541 GMT)
The White House released its space policy priorities Wednesday. The seven-page "United States Space Priorities Framework" document, released just before the first meeting of the National Space Council in the Biden administration, set out priorities ranging from supporting the peaceful and sustainable use of space to using space data for climate change and supporting STEM education. It also backs continued US leadership in space exploration and space science, as well as defending national security interests in space. The report says little about how those priorities will be implemented, instead serving as a guide for the council's work.
The White House released its space policy priorities Wednesday. The seven-page "United States Space Priorities Framework" document, released just before the first meeting of the National Space Council in the Biden administration, set out priorities ranging from supporting the peaceful and sustainable use of space to using space data for climate change and supporting STEM education. It also backs continued US leadership in space exploration and space science, as well as defending national security interests in space. The report says little about how those priorities will be implemented, instead serving as a guide for the council's work.
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