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Trump Signs Order To Create US Space Academy

The commission has 120 days to recommend how the NASA-led academy would train future astronauts, engineers and civil servants.

  • President Donald Trump signed an executive order on August 28 at the Johnson Space Center in Houston to establish a commission tasked with planning a new United States Space Academy.
  • Rapid growth in the commercial space industry and the Space Force necessitates training a new generation of skilled service members and engineers, Trump said while giving remarks at the ceremony.
  • NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman will chair the Presidential Commission on the Space Academy, which has 120 days from August 28 to submit a report detailing governance, location, and legislative requirements.
  • According to the White House fact sheet, the proposed academy combines rigorous technical education with leadership development and public service to advance American national security and economic interests in space.
  • The ceremony also recognized the Artemis crew's 10-day lunar flyby and the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope launch, reflecting administration goals for more than 1,000 annual space launches by 2030.
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