NASA長官がSpaceXで社員やインターンと月・火星探査、次世代ロケットについて対話しました。液体メタン・酸素爆発の研究や、NASA特別功績賞の授与も行われました。

NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman

NASA recently recognized one of America’s outstanding engineers.

At @SpaceX’s Rocket Development Facility in McGregor, Texas, I joined Congressman @PeteSessions and McGregor Mayor Jim Lilley to present Andrew Berkowitz with NASA’s Exceptional Public Achievement Award.

Andrew’s pioneering research to better understand liquid methane and oxygen explosions is helping enable the next generation of rockets that will return Americans to the Moon, establish a sustained U.S. presence on the lunar surface, and prepare us for Mars.

America’s greatest achievements in space are built by extraordinary people whose work often happens behind the scenes. Andrew’s contributions will help shape the future of exploration for years to come.

Congratulations on this well-deserved honor, Andrew, and thank you for your contributions to NASA’s mission and America’s future in space.

It was great to be back at @SpaceX to join Ryne Barry for a conversation with employees and interns about Artemis, Starship, the Moon Base, Mars, and the engineering challenges that will define the next generation of exploration.
 
It was especially rewarding to meet so many talented interns who represent the next generation of America’s aerospace workforce. I look forward to seeing what they accomplish.

NASA長官がSpaceXで、月・火星探査と次世代ロケットについて社員やインターンと対話。
- アンドリュー・バーコウィッツ氏にNASA特別功績賞を授与
- 液体メタン・酸素爆発の研究が月・火星探査用ロケット開発に貢献

- 写真には対話の様子や参加者、ロケット関連設備が写っているぽい

NASAのSpaceX訪問で月・火星探査用次世代ロケット研究を議論

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