The Biden administration wants $27.2 billion for NASA’s 2024 budget, with the space agency prioritizing Moon and Mars missions.
, which was used for the liftoff of the Artemis 1 mission in November 2022, “to focus on successful completion of Artemisand make necessary preparations for Artemis 3 and 4, which includes the enhanced upper stage configuration and other upgrades,” Schaus said during the call.its Moon to Mars program, a proposed idea to use the Moon as a testbed to eventually land humans on Mars.
Based on the 2024 budget, NASA wants to maintain its low Earth orbit presence , establish a presence on and around the Moon, and get humans to Mars in the near future. The proposed budget seems to be a seal of approval for the space agency’s ambitious plans. Hopefully Congress will see it the same way.
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