NASA is currently juggling quite a few ambitious missions like the Artemis mission to return to the Moon, the Mars Sample Return mission, the Habitable Worlds Observatory, and many more. If it doesn’t have the budget necessary, these missions are inevitably going to face numerous delays and even cancellations. NASA’s issue with the Boeing capsule is just the latest cherry on top of its growing concerns.
While numerous scientific organizations and members of Congress are trying to restore NASA’s budget to $9 billion, it might take a while to get there. In the meantime, both NASA and Boeing have some problems to solve. At the very least, hopefully, the astronauts stuck on the ISS can come back in February.
Source: New York Times
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