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Space scientists fearful as Trump administration targets science and mulls NASA cuts

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Researchers worry an "extinction-level event" is coming for space science as the Trump administration looks to slash spending.
The article from Astronomy.com discusses concerns within the scientific community regarding potential budget cuts and policy changes under the Trump administration. Key points include the administration's proposal to reduce funding for NASA's science programs, particularly affecting Earth science missions which study climate change, a topic the administration has shown skepticism towards. There's also mention of a shift in NASA's focus towards deep space exploration, like missions to Mars, while possibly diminishing funding for the International Space Station (ISS) and other scientific research. Scientists and space advocates are worried that these cuts could hinder U.S. leadership in space exploration and scientific research, potentially leading to job losses, reduced international collaboration, and a setback in understanding our planet and universe. The article highlights the tension between the administration's priorities and the scientific community's goals, with fears that these changes could have long-term negative impacts on space science and exploration.

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