More than 2,000 senior officials at NASA are resigning amid proposed budget cuts, risking a major loss of expertise crucial for upcoming space missions. The departures, including scientists, engineers, and mission planners, may disrupt plans for sending humans to the Moon and Mars. Layoffs are ongoing across NASA’s centers, with Goddard, Johnson, and Kennedy centers most affected. Experts warn this could weaken U.S. leadership in space exploration, especially as complex missions approach. The workforce may shrink to its smallest since the 1960s.
Over 2,000 senior officials are resigning simultaneously from the United States' space agency, NASA. Many of them held critical positions within the organization. This mass departure is expected to pose a major challenge to NASA’s future space missions, especially its plans to send humans to the Moon and Mars.
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