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President Joe Biden stands with a model of the Ingenuity Mars Helicopter, which achieved its first flight on the Red Planet April 19.
Credits: White House/Adam Schultz
In the first 100 days of the Biden-Harris Administration, NASA has taken bold steps to expand Americas exploration and scientific frontiers, advancing the nations commitment to build back better through innovation, combat climate change, re-establish Americas standing abroad, and inspire the next generation.
In just the first 100 days of their administration, President Biden and Vice President Harris have expressed strong support for NASAs goals and missions and have laid out a vision that will guide the agency for the years to come, said acting NASA Chief of Staff Bhavya Lal, the senior-most political appointee at the agency. The presidents discretionary budget, engagement with the NASA workforce, and appointment of a White House senior climate advisor underscore the presi
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