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The president of the United States released a new budget today, his vision for spending,

which is essentially his vision for the country, less than half a percent of that

vision is about something far, far outside this country, outside this planet really.

It's the tiny fraction of the US budget that funds NASA.

NASA used today's budget announcement from the president to talk about its vision for the country in space.

Well, good afternoon and welcome to the Kennedy Space Center and the dawn of a new era in the

exploration of the moon in Mars. And who are we kidding? For the past few years,

it's felt like all the exciting space news has been coming from companies like SpaceX and

Blue Origin. Today, it felt like NASA got back in the game.

First, they talked about something called the Gateway, which will permanently orbit the moon.

The Gateway will enable crew to live and work in deep space for months at a time and serve as an

outpost for human missions to the lunar surface. But the Gateway is just step one.

The moon is the proving ground. Mars is the horizon goal.

Mars. Mars? You mean like the planet where we've been playing with rocks for like decades?

You know, I think what the public misses sometimes is what the broader strategy at Mars is because

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