NASA Sends Scary Email to Staff

An internal email warning at the agency level to all NASA employees of the main changes in the future.

The space agency is expected to change its direction significantly in the framework of the Trump administration, as it cut itself from its roots based on science and double the decline on humans on Mars, as the President announced during a speech to congress in March.

According to the proposed budget for the administration for the fiscal year of NASA 2026, the agency can soon pass radical changes with devastating dimensions, and reduce dozens of scientific tasks and the age of thousands of job cuts.

Another internal email, was composed NASA watchIt reveals how NASA “is working to start the agency axis according to its new priorities.”

Lystrup repeated that the Trump administration made a priority to resign NASA workers voluntarily. The White House launched “deferred resignation” programs in many agencies, a controversial plan for the purchase of federal employees who were challenged in vain in court earlier this year.

“The decision to apply for any of these [resignation and retirement programs] Lystrup wrote in her email: “The person you should discuss between your family, your friends and colleagues while assessing how it fits within the priorities of the management budget.”

NASA leadership is also looking to reduce the strike by providing NASA’s resignation with “post -employment training”.

Email draws a disturbing photo of an agency in a crisis, and is still without a half -year leader in the second period of Trump. Congress members were calling the White House to find an alternative to billionaire tourists, Jarid Isaac Square, chosen by billionaire Elon Musk. Isaacan was nominated in a homogeneous manner late last month, a step viewed widely as revenge amid a dramatic escalation of the founder of the Spacex founder with Trump.

“It is really important for us to have a certain official for NASA,” Senator Jerry Moran (R-KS) in a statement, as was transferred SpaceNews.

It seems that Congress has caught the political plan.

“I was ready to work with the Mr. Isaacman,” said actor Brian Babin (R-TX), Chairman of the Parliamentary Sciences Committee. “However, the White House thought differently, so we are awaiting in anticipation of some of the other names you have.”

The new official can shed light on a proposed budget that must make major waves as he goes to Congress for approval.

“This was not placed in the stone,” he added. “This has happened a lot of uncertainty, and many people feel anxious.”

Many questions remain, especially after the dramatic explosion between Musk and Trump. The goal that I unite historically is to give priority to sending humans to Mars, but now that the CEO of Spacex has separated from ways with the White House, NASA’s priorities seem to be mysterious as they were always.

“NASA will continue to implement the president’s vision of the future of space,” wrote a journalist for NASA’s journalist Bethani Stevens in a tweet earlier this month. “We will continue to work with our industry partners to ensure that the president’s goals are met.”

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