NASA would receive over $24 billion to fund space exploration, science, and new aviation technologies.
This bill would set aside over $24.4 billion for NASA's budget year 2026. This money would support missions to the Moon and Mars, research into Earth's climate, and new aircraft technology. It also aims to strengthen partnerships with private companies in space and create a talent exchange program.
Today, NASA operates under previous authorizations and budget allocations, with existing programs and partnerships. After this bill, NASA would have a specific budget of over $24.4 billion for the government's budget year 2026 and new mandates to advance its exploration, science, and aeronautics programs, including increased reliance on commercial partners and new initiatives for wildfire management and talent exchange. It would also formalize restrictions on collaboration with China.
HR 7273 · 119th Congress · January 30, 2026 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 5/10
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