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Feud Over NASA Threatens America's Edge in Space
After dominating space for a half century, the U.S. is mired in a political fight that threatens its leadership role and ambitions for manned exploration.
President Barack Obama travels Thursday to the Kennedy Space Center to try to salvage his plans to re-energize the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, but experts say U.S. manned space travel will likely be grounded for years longer than previously expected.
The Florida summit comes amid an escalating battle between the White House and Congress over the fastest and least expensive way to revitalize the space program. Mr. Obama has been pushing ambitious plans for start-up companies to ferry astronauts into space on private rockets. Congress, meanwhile, is bent on defending NASA’s traditional rocket and spacecraft programs, which the Obama administration wants to kill.
