Good morning. The committee will come to order. Not too many of us here this morning and the energy and Natural Resources committee. Its kind of a foul day. E department of energy because we would be moving forward with a package of Energy Related bills that we have been working on for well over a year. In many cases four years. Equities from some 70 different members of the senate. And we are stalled out right now. We are not not because of the concern of the people in this community, that they have not participated in but because of a matter completely unrelated to the jurisdiction of this committee, completely unrelated to anything weve been working onee prior to it so its stalled out right now. It makes me wonder why we work so hard around here to try to incorporate the good work around here. Too just take Good Committee work. My mood shouldnt have anything to do with your responsibility as a secretary and department of tear and all you are seeking to do but i do know the work of t
Question. Start off with the administrator, everybody seems to be on the same page about the importance of cooperation. What do those words get transformed to the concrete actions like an extension of the iga, Bilateral Agreements or something firm and finding against the various agencies working together. I try to answered what you are staying. You are asking very general. All of these agencies over here, they are already activities going on in cooperation. Not only the International Space station but also other programs, agreements. If you asked concretely this is another question. For that we are looking our meeting already since now, two or three years at least. This is more important than that just the agreement. The agreement has to follow up i hope. Scenic thats right, it starts with those of us up here working together to come up with a concept that we think it would work. It ultimately ends with those taking it back to the Political Leadership of our countries are our organiza
You are so right, terrence. Jd rudd has a check of the forecast. Mother nature raining on our parade after that number one win. Yes. It is 5 01. It looks like a mainly dry shot of cleveland. More rain is coming from the west, south and southwest of lorain sliding in from 5 30 to 5 45. Keep that in mind. As you head back to workings i think you gear, coats and jackets. Temperatures will be in the low to mid 50s. Cooler by 5 00. I dont think you will need the rain gear then. The biggest thing i can tell you, give yourself time on the roadways and space between the car in front of you. Thank you, jd. We have to start with a traffic alert. A bad crash closing down part of west 140th street in lorain. A van and car collided. The back of the car smashed and the road. West 140th is closed between triscuit and lorain in the city of cleveland. We are still waiting to hear the condition of the victims. And another problem is west 170th to 90 with wet highways and the ponding may be an issue to c
That is no easy feat, our guest today on todays panel will tell you about the work across an asset that will make our goals of longterm exploration on the moon and on mars a reality. We have bill nelson, the associate administrator, jim free, the associate administrator for exploration assistant development, the associate administrator for the state operations directorate, dr. Thomas, an associate director, the nasa deputy administrator. We also have astronaut randy resnick. We will open up for questions from questions from the room or from the media. Use artemis to ask your questions online. Here we are, we are going back to the moon but we are going to live and learn and develop new technologies because we are eventually going to mars. The goal was sent by president obama, he gave a date of 2033. It is more likely that now through several administrations into the biden administration, we will see that landing on mars in the late decade of the 20 30s. It is a time of excitement. Think
We return humans to the moon for scientific discovery, technological innovation and development and extend humanity further into the solar system than ever before, the first Human Missions to mars. That is no easy feat, our guest today on todays panel will tell you about the work across an asset that will make our goals of longterm exploration on the moon and on mars a reality. We have bill nelson, the associate administrator, jim free, the associate administrator for exploration assistant development, the associate administrator for the state operations directorate, dr. Thomas, an associate director, the nasa deputy administrator. We also have astronaut randy resnick. We will open up for questions from questions from the room or from the media. Use artemis to ask your questions online. Here we are, we are going back to the moon but we are going to live and learn and develop new technologies because we are eventually going to mars. The goal was sent by president obama, he gave a date o