The NASA Authorization Act, passed on October 11, 2010, confirmed funds for NASA for years 2011–2013, and added many of his stated space policy goals to help space exploration. Nearly $60 in funding is approved to be spent, which this will be used across three years. The 2011 budget law, which was passed in April 2011, officially terminated the Constellation program. The acceptance of this budget makes an open attempt to allow NASA to start working on the new more important initiatives. In September 2011, details were announced of the Space Launch System, a Shuttle-Derived Launch Vehicle being developed by NASA as a new tool for the Ares I and Ares V rockets of the current Constellation program.The Obama administration cut NASA's planetary budget by nearly 20 percent in 2013, as part of a new plan, contrary to what was recommended of the National Research Council. In January 2014, the Obama administration had announced it would try to extend the operational life of the International Space Station by four more years to the year of …show more content…
Ted Cruz is very stubbornly disrespecting some would say facts that show how this earth is clearly getting warmer. He ignores the fact that climate change is happening everyday and brushes off global warming like it isn't very important, which it is. Some of these things that Ted Cruz has stated are good reasons for citizens of the United States to not vote for him. It’s very controversial when a current candidate can't recognize what is currently going on in this country. The general views of Ted Cruz will increase the general space exploration productivity in fact more than many former U.S. presidents. He is without question the front runner in helping exploration and I believe will be very successful in what his view are. I cannot say whether he will litigate problems with global warming or anything like that but he certainly is ahead compared to the other candidates whose biggest ideals are just