25-November-2008, 12:45 AM
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Order of Kilopi
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Same matter: BA Blog: A Stern warning:
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Alan wrote a scathing editorial in the New York Times today, and I must admit I find very little if anything in it that I disagree with. While I was a contractor for NASA, and all the time I have worked with NASA projects, I heard stories of missions that ran hugely over budget, and how that impacted other missions (including ones I worked with, so I saw a lot of cutbacks take their toll). NASA has a finite budget, so when one mission runs over cost, that money has to come from other missions.
What NASA needs is oversight, more accountability, and people in its management structure willing to take responsibility for these overruns.
Ironically, what it also needs is more money. [...]
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