NASA Safety Panel Meets to Discuss Not Exploding Astronauts
Published Date: 1/15/2025
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NASA’s Aerospace Safety Advisory Panel is holding its first big meeting of 2025 on January 30th, all online! They’ll review safety updates on the Space Station, Commercial Crew, and Moon to Mars programs—making sure human spaceflight stays super safe. If you care about space safety, you can even speak or send in your thoughts before the meeting.
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