NASA Solicits Input on Streamlining Safety Reports
Published Date: 9/10/2025
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NASA wants your feedback on its Safety Reporting System to make sure it’s easy and quick to use. This update affects anyone who reports safety info to NASA and aims to cut down on paperwork without costing extra time or money. You’ve got a chance to weigh in before the changes take effect!
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