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The reality of Earth Science should once again be a highlight and focus of NASA's Mission Statement.
'''The reality of Earth Science should once again be a highlight and focus of NASA's Mission Statement.'''


Please see the attached re: the Original NASA Mission Statement -- and need to renew and update it.
'''Please see the attached re: the Original NASA Mission Statement -- and need to renew and update it.'''




Thank you and Onward!
'''Thank you and Onward!'''


GreenPolicy360  
'''GreenPolicy360'''


* https://www.greenpolicy360.net/w/Earth_and_Space,_Politics
* https://www.greenpolicy360.net/w/Earth_and_Space,_Politics

Revision as of 17:07, 1 June 2023


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The Original Mission Statement of NASA

Quote: NASA's Mission, “To understand and protect our home planet..."


GreenPolicy360 continues its campaign to restore the original Earth Sciences mission language into today's operating NASA Mission Statement.

Background:

For a number of years now, since Planet Earth science goals were removed 'quietly' from the Mission Statement in 2005 during the George W. Bush administration, a legacy of Earth Observation progrtams have continued since the 1960s. Concurrently, your GreenPolicy360 founder has followed the initial proposals of Earth Science led by Representative George E. Brown on the House science, technology and space committee. NASA's Earth observation programs, and the technology developed, are now in full bloom, an Earth Observing System (EOS).

Over four decades of Earth science, technology and a first generation of Earth imaging, data and study had put in place a foundation for all future generations to continue as we, humanity, planet citizens, continue the mission.

Protecting and preserving our home planet is also a continuing GreenPolicy360 mission, a "Living Earth" call to action of Green values and politics that launched, it can be said in the 1960s. Our collaborative work, we called it "teach-ins" back in the day, was highlighted in the public imagination in December 1968, the famed "Earthrise" image of Earth, that was featured on the cover of Look Magazine in January 1968.

Ours is a Whole Earth vision, an Earth Systems approach to understanding the science that enable seeing, whether via LIDAR or our own eyes, whether via snapshots time-stamped and shared, or vast databases of dynamic, changing Earth/Atmospheric/Ocean science that enables us, community by community, nation by nation, to navigate into the future.

The campaign to revisit, remember and restore, with renewed emphasis, the original NASA Earth Science Mission is here and now, as multiple challenges, often now described as 'existential', threatening life on Earth.

Our efforts to bring back Earth Science language into the NASA Mission Statement didn't make it into this week's NASA Earth Sciences Advisory Committee meeting, our hope is that in the not too distant future, the annual/quarterly NASA advisory meetings will take up the ongoing Planet Earth Mission as the Earth Sciences Mission is going on ...


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Hello Senator and NASA Administrator Bill Nelson, Hello Dr. Sara Tucker

Earth Science Advisory Committee (ESAC), Science Mission Directorate, NASA Advisory Council (NAC)


The reality of Earth Science should once again be a highlight and focus of NASA's Mission Statement.

Please see the attached re: the Original NASA Mission Statement -- and need to renew and update it.


Thank you and Onward!

GreenPolicy360


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