Marburger Confident Vision Survives for Long Term

摘要

U.S. President George W. Bush's top science advisor said he is optimistic Congress will eventually approve a bold new space exploration agenda for NASA, but he admits the long-term nature of the vision has made it a hard sell. "There's a big contrast between the president's vision for space exploration and space exploration-particularly human space exploration - programs of the past," said John Marburger, the president's science advisor. "The paradigm for NASA exploration up to now has been the Apollo program."