NASA Has An Annual Budget Of 19.95 Billion US Dollars, Exceeding The Demands Up To $ 628 Million!

(Washington, DC): The draft of the 2017 annual expenditure, which has lasted for a long time coming, and at the beginning of May, NASA would receive $ 19.65 billion US dollars, earned $ 628 million more than earlier demands for NASA by the former US administration. According to an excerpt broadcast journalism Science Space News on the morning of Tuesday, 09 May 2017.

The draft spending budget has increased considerably in number for the browser space program and the planetary sciences, and the other hand it also provides support to the program, some other administrative Donald soaked trying to repeal or reform proposals its 2018 annual budgets.

The program received the most profitable in the draft spending this exploration program, NASA's absence headphones, which earned 4.32 billion dollars, almost a billion dollars more than the original proposal required a total includes the cost of 2.15 billion dollars in the project production of rockets and 1.35 billion Yuan for the project absence The Orion.

In addition, the US space agency can also take money for the browser space remaining to make provision for other technologies such as systems to capture and destroy the asteroid diversion for use in mission target asteroid called ARM Donald Tram administration plans abolished in 2018.

The scientific program will be funded at $ 5.76 billion, with science received nearly 1.85 million dollars, including 408 million for the 2020 Mars Rover mission. Moreover subvention Mars Science also includes 275 million dollars for the mission's moon Europa, Jupiter (Jupiter), which combined with the craft flew Observatory Europa Clipper and another for landing craft.

The sponsorship However, for some other program has slowed down some of the demands from the beginning, including Earth Science (1.92 billion US dollars) Program Space Technology Program (US $ 686.5 million) in the space (4.95 billion US dollars ), which includes the International Space Station project Other systems.