The United States Congress approved $250 million for infrastructure improvements at Kennedy Space Center to support future Artemis missions.
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What happened
The United States Congress approved $250 million for infrastructure improvements at Kennedy Space Center to support future Artemis missions.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutKeep exploring
The entities involved
- Apollo
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Artemis
- Landry leverages state policies in Louisiana to attract major industry projects, specifically courting SpaceX for a facility related to the Artemis program.
- KASI is collaborating with ESA on payloads for lunar missions, leading the ambitious Artemis program goals, and has contracted a company for lunar lander services.
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United States Congress
bicameral legislature of the United States
Related events
- Artemis II crew members are being honored with Congressional Space Medals of Honor, while fundraising events are underway to support Donald Trump's Senate campaign.
- NASA's Future Space Operations are advancing capabilities in national security and the space race, overseeing strategic initiatives including the Artemis mission.
- Artemis missions utilize the launch infrastructure at the Kennedy Space Center, which is subject to regulation by the Federal Aviation Administration.