NASA’s Science Budget Cuts: White House Dream vs. House Nightmare
In the latest budget tug-of-war, the House decided to scalpel NASA's science funding instead of chainsaw it like the White House pitched. The exact cuts weren't spelled out in neon, but the contrast between the two is as clear as a Mars rover selfie on a sunny day. Nobody said space science was safe, yet the House’s gentler pokes make you wonder if NASA’s budget is playing the world's saddest game of 'Who Wants to Explore Outer Space Without Funding?' Brace yourselves, Earthlings. We're still clipping wings while dreaming of rocket ships.
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Budget battles at NASA: White House wanted space science bleeding out, House settles for a gentle poke. Because nothing says 'exploration' like cutting funds and still calling it progress.
NASA’s budget fight: White House is the bad cop, House the slightly less terrible cop cutting science dreams while insisting they’re 'supporting innovation.'
Cutting NASA’s science funding but saying it’s 'not as deep' is like slapping someone and calling it a hug.
Source: Arstechnica | Published: 9/19/2025 | Author: Eric Berger
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