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Gen. Jay Raymond (R), Chief of Space Operations, and CMSgt Roger Towberman (L), with Secretary of the Air Force Barbara Barrett present President Donald Trump with the official flag of the United States Space Force in the Oval Office at the White House in Washington, D.C. on May 15, 2020. Photo by Samuel Corum/UPI | License Photo
White House spokesperson Jen Psaki holds a news briefing Wednesday at the White House in Washington, D.C. Psaki said the Biden administration is committed to continuing Space Force. Photo by Chris Kleponis/UPI | License Photo
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by Ned Rosinsky, MD
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An artist’s depiction of the Constellation mission, cancelled during the Obama administration in 2010. The Artemis program takes up again the task of sending human beings to the Moon, Mars, and beyond.
Jan. 23 With the new Biden administration already slashing several of the development policies initiated by the Trump presidency, such as the Keystone XL Pipeline, on his first day in office, and Biden promoting the anti-growth, de-industrialization insanity of the Green New Deal by committing the U.S. to rejoining the Paris carbon limitation treaty, the question remains regarding what will happen to Trump’s Artemis space exploration initiative.