Jim Bridenstine Says President Trump Has Given Additional Funding For 2024 NASA Moon Landing Project
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  • 5 years ago
NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine announced that President Donald Trump has increased the NASA budget by an additional $1.6 billion, which he says can fund efforts to land the first man and woman on the lunar south pole of the moon.
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