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'NASA is under attack.' Space agency employees and lawmakers protest mass layoffs, science cuts amid budget turmoil

NASA employees and allies protested sweeping science cuts they say are gutting the agency from within. As Congress pushes back on NASA leadership, workers warn the damage is already underway — and the future of U.

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NASA to fire almost 4,000 employees: Protests and a letter to space agency’s interim administrator under Trump

India Today on MSN · 1d

Nasa under attack: Mass layoffs, budget cuts hit American space dominance

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Former NASA Boss Says We May Be Destroying America’s Only Shot at Space

In his "America First" quest, Rothenberg argues, Trump has weakened "our economic and military leadership" — and hurt the country's status in the global space race, too.

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Schwartz: A 25% cut to NASA would set back institutions like the University of Colorado

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NASA faces major workforce reduction as over 3,800 employees depart amid budget cut concerns

Regtechtimes on MSN2d

NASA Protest Turns Into Global Cry: ‘Science Is Being Defunded, and the World Is Watching

On July 20, the 54th anniversary of the historic Apollo 11 moon landing, nearly 100 people gathered outside the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum. Budget Turmoil Sparks Protests Across NASA The protest wasn’t a celebration—it was a warning.

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NASA Staff To Mark Moon Landing Anniversary with a Protest Against Trump

The White House's 2026 budget proposal threatens dozens of active and upcoming science missions designed to explore the cosmos.

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Safety is Being Compromised in Every Way, Warn NASA Staffers Who Signed a Protest Letter

Draconian budget and staff cuts could mean another Challenger disaster, warn current and former NASA employees.

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NASA Staff Rebuke White House Cuts in Rare Public Dissent

A declaration of dissent from past and present NASA employees warns that science and safety are at risk and joins similar documents from staff at other federal science agencies