Charleston
July 17th 03, 03:02 AM
A good article in Space.com
http://www.space.com/news/walker_future_030715.html
One quote.
"Making a trajectory change in NASA's culture also falls upon the U.S.
Congress.
"I think part of the oversight role of Congress is to be constantly
evaluating these things and constantly looking at whether or not NASA is
doing the right things," Walker said.
Ultimately, however, Congress must provide the resources necessary to
correct NASA problems, many of them to be discussed front and center by the
soon-to-be-released CAIB report.
"It's not good enough for Congress to simply say you are doing it wrong.
Congress then has to come up with the resources to do it right," Walker
said.
"And that will be the real issue. Whether or not Congress is willing to
spend additional money in order to get additional changes in management.
That has not always been clear in recent years," Walker said."
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Daniel
Mount Charleston, not Charleston, SC
http://www.space.com/news/walker_future_030715.html
One quote.
"Making a trajectory change in NASA's culture also falls upon the U.S.
Congress.
"I think part of the oversight role of Congress is to be constantly
evaluating these things and constantly looking at whether or not NASA is
doing the right things," Walker said.
Ultimately, however, Congress must provide the resources necessary to
correct NASA problems, many of them to be discussed front and center by the
soon-to-be-released CAIB report.
"It's not good enough for Congress to simply say you are doing it wrong.
Congress then has to come up with the resources to do it right," Walker
said.
"And that will be the real issue. Whether or not Congress is willing to
spend additional money in order to get additional changes in management.
That has not always been clear in recent years," Walker said."
--
Daniel
Mount Charleston, not Charleston, SC