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| 06.30.06 - STS-121 Pre-launch Briefing
Administrator Griffin and Associate Administrator for Space Operations Bill Gerstenmaier brief the media before the launch of Discovery on the STS-121 mission. + View Transcript (124 Kb PDF) | |||
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| 06.08.06 - Remarks Before the House Committee
The NASA role in the NPOESS program, in accordance with Presidential Decision Directive/NSTC-2, is to facilitate the development and insertion of new cost-effective technologies that will enhance the ability of the converged system to meet its operational requirements. + View Speech (25 Kb PDF) | |||
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| 05.11.06 - Remarks at Signing Ceremony in India
NASA and India's space agency signed agreements that will put two NASA instruments on India's first lunar mission. + View Speech (14 Kb PDF) | |||
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| 04.25.06 - Testimony Before the Senate Commerce Committee on the FY 2007 Budget
" . . . the next decade for NASA (is) the greatest technical and management challenge the agency has faced." + View Testimony (36 Kb PDF) | |||
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| 04.06.06 - Administrator's April 6 Remarks to the U.S. Space Foundation
When I became NASA’s 11th Administrator a year ago, I had several goals that I wanted to accomplish by the end my term of service. + View Transcript (33 Kb PDF) | |||
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| 03.30.06 - NASA Communications Policy
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| 03.30.06 - Testimony Before the House Appropriations Science Subcommittee
I will outline the highlights of our budget request and discuss the strategic direction for NASA in implementing the priorities of the President and Congress within the resources provided. + View Testimony (80 Kb PDF) | |||
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| 03.28.06 - Administrator's March 27 Remarks to Mississippi State University
President Lee, I’m honored to present the William Giles lectureship in recognition of your predecessor’s outstanding service to this institution, and his leadership in strengthening the school’s dedication to teaching, research, and service. + View Transcript (26 Kb PDF) | |||
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| 03.22.06 - Deputy Administrator's Remarks for Space Transportation Association Breakfast
It’s great to be among friends and colleagues in the space community again and I look forward to working with Rich and all of you in my official capacity at NASA. + View Transcript (44 Kb PDF) | |||
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| 03.07.06 - Administrator's March 7 Remarks to Space Shuttle Suppliers
"In this era, exploration of the cosmos is the most technically challenging thing any nation does. This is rocket science." + View Transcript (34 Kb PDF) | |||
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| 03.02.06 - ISS Heads of Agency meeting
NASA Administrator Mike Griffin met with his international counterparts to discuss space station assembly. + View Transcript (77 Kb PDF) | |||
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| 02.09.06 - Remarks to the National Space Club
Exploration must become, in the public mind, nothing more or less than "what NASA does." + View Transcript (45 Kb PDF) | |||
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| 02.04.06 - Administrator's Statement on Scientific Openness
NASA has always been, is, and will continue to be committed to open scientific and technical inquiry and dialogue with the public. + Read More | |||
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| 01.19.06 - Remarks at National Society of Professional Engineers
"The great American author James Michener, who frequently had interesting observations about our society, once said. 'Scientists dream about doing great things. Engineers do them.' " + View Transcript (21 Kb PDF) | |||
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| 01.17.06 - Administrator's Press Briefing
Administrator Mike Griffin talks with the media about the upcoming Pluto New Horizons launch and other agency programs. + View Transcript (46 Kb PDF) | |||
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| 01.10.06 - Remarks at American Astronomical Society
"For many of us here, the brilliance of the night sky has helped guide our paths in life." + View Transcript (24 Kb PDF) | |||
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| 01.06.06 - Remarks to the Huntsville, Alabama, Chamber of Commerce
"The history of space exploration in the past half-century has been nothing short of extraordinary; indeed, we are approaching a watershed moment in that history." + View Transcript (32 Kb PDF) | |||
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| 01.05.06 - Exceptional Bravery Awards Ceremony, Michoud Assembly Facility
The courage of employees who protected spaceflight hardware during Hurricane Katrina "reminds us that not all of NASA's heroes fly in space." + View Transcript (23 Kb PDF) | |||
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| 12.19.05 - Georgia Institute of Technology Fall Commencement 2005
"History teaches us that one of the great drivers of scientific and cultural advancement and innovation is exploration." + View Transcript (22 Kb PDF) | |||
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| 12.06.05 - American Geophysical Union Conference
America’s space program is a prime example of a successful national investment in opening new frontiers that became possible precisely because our leaders thought about scientific advancement in this new context. + View Transcript (30 Kb PDF) | |||
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