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NASA head talks straight to Obama
William Atkins
Sunday, 16 November 2008 21:43
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Thus, my recommendation to the Obama Administration is to leave Mike Griffin where he can do the most good for the United States: at the helm of NASA.
Most importantly, make sure you retain the people that are already working at NASA and make sure they are freely allowed to give their comments and criticisms at all levels of NASA and its contractors.
You can't have maximum safety when NASA and its contractor employees are not allowed to freely voice their opinions.
If the new administration feels that the shuttle is needed to stop-gap the years before the new Orion spacecraft gets off the ground, then make sure the shuttle fleet is operated as safety as possible.
And, fly only the bare number of flight as is absolutely needed.
In any federal program: do it right the first time, or don't do it!
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