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Senate Appropriations CJS Subcommittee Proposes $24.9 Billion for NASA in FY2027
SpacePolicyOnline · By Marcia Smith ·
The Brief
- The Senate Appropriations Committee's Commerce-Justice-Science subcommittee proposes $24.874 billion for NASA in FY2027.
- The proposal is slightly above the $24.438 billion Congress approved for FY2026.
- The bill was released by the Senate Appropriations Committee alongside five other FY2027 bills.
Why it matters
The proposed NASA budget sets the funding level that will shape the agency's science, exploration and operations planning if enacted, though it is only a proposal at this stage.
Who’s affected
- NASA-funded researchers and scientists
- space industry contractors and engineers
- FY2027
- FY2026
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- #budget
- #appropriations
- #fy2027
- #space policy
The Senate Appropriations Committee released five more FY2027 bills this evening, including the Commerce-Justice-Science bill that funds NASA. The CJS subcommittee is proposing $24.874 billion for NASA, slightly more than the $24.438 billion approved by Congress for FY2026. By…
Timeline
Senate Appropriations Committee released the FY2027 Commerce-Justice-Science bill proposing $24.874 billion for NASA
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Senate Appropriations CJS Subcommittee Proposes $24.9 Billion for NASA in FY2027