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Cheap & Reliable Access to Space (CATS) Declaration

 
 
 
 
 
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Berin Szoka

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A broad coalition of organizations agreed on this declaration calling for President Obama to make enabling Cheap Access to Space the central goal of his administration's space policy.

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11/27/2008
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NASA, Space, obama, cats, ssi, NSF, Prizes, darpa, solar power, Progress & Freedom Foundation, naca, space frontier foundation, national space society, transition team, national space council, xvehicle, x prize, spaceship one, space act, kelly airmail act, ohio aerospace institute, space florida, california space authority, virginia commercial space port authority, new mexico spaceport authority, newspace alliance, space studies institute, seds, students for the exploration and development of space, international association of space entrepreneurs, international space university, space power association, spaceward foundation, space generation advisory council, sharespace foundation, atlas society, wright brothers institute, one giant leap foundation, moon society, space tourism society, committee for the advocacy of space exploration, space solar power, energy inependence, space pearl harbor, Politics-Campaigns-and-Elections access

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Yes! If we are to succeed in space we first must figure out how to get there affordably, safely and frequently. Any budget that does not give CATS significant priority is under investing in our future and inefficiently wasting subsequent space budgetary dollars to expensive legacy launch systems.

12/11/2008
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