Resources on the President’s Space Exploration Strategy

April 16, 2010 at 1:33 pm | Posted in Space Law | Leave a comment

by P.J. Blount with the blog faculty

A round up of news and commentary on President Obama’s speech on space exploration yesterday:

Press Gaggle by Deputy Press Secretary Bill Burton en route Cape Canaveral, Florida Aboard Air Force One – The White House

Obama Speech Redefines NASA Plans, Space Experts Say – Space.com

Commercial Spaceflight Federation Hails President’s Space Plan As Creating “More Spacecraft, More Astronaut Flights, and More Jobs” – Commercial Spaceflight Federation

Obama Lays Out Space Exploration Plans At KSC – Aviation Week

Obama Promises Continued Leadership in Space – Space Policy Online

21st Century Space Exploration: “The Next Chapter That We Can Write Together Here at NASA” – The White House Blog

President Obama’s Space Exploration Speech (15 April 2010) and Human Asteroid Mission Mention – Planetary Defense

President Obama’s space policy address – RLV and Space Transport News

Video: Remarks of President Obama at KSC -NASA Watch

The speech and some “instant analysis” – Space Politics

Obama aims to send astronauts to Mars orbit in 2030s – Space Daily

Obama Addresses NASA – The Space Advocate

Obama sets new course to conquer the final frontier – Space Daily

Thoughts on Obama’s NASA speech – Open NASA

Moon vets say Obama’s NASA cuts would ground U.S. – USA Today

Congressional Reaction To Today’s Speech – NASA Watch

Commercial Sector Reaction – NASA Watch

Obama Reaffirms Commitment to Deep Space Exploration – Red Orbit News

Some Pictures from President Obama’s Florida Space Conference – Planetary Society Blog

Old vs. new space policies – Cosmic Log

Statement from Elon Musk – The Space Fellowship

More response to the President’s plans for NASA – RLV and Space Transport News

VIDEO: Obama Kennedy Space Center visit media coverage – Hyperbola

2,400 Jobs for Florida’s Space Coast – Really Rocket Science

AIAA PRESIDENT DAVID THOMPSON PRAISES PRESIDENT OBAMA’S VISION AND SUPPORT FOR FUTURE SPACE ENDEAVORS – AIAA

Congressional roundup: the song (mostly) remains the same – Space Politics