NASA moving at warp speed to set up US Space Academy
Summary
NASA has started the process to create a new United States Space Academy. The goal is to build a campus by 2031 that will train future space leaders in areas like science, engineering, and defense.Key Facts
- NASA wants to start building the permanent Space Academy campus by next year.
- The first class of students will begin studies in temporary facilities by 2028.
- The permanent campus will cover at least 300 acres and support 1,200 students initially, with room for up to 4,000.
- All 50 states are invited to submit bids to host the Space Academy, including offers of land, funding, and infrastructure.
- Bids are due to NASA by October 26.
- A presidential commission, including NASA’s administrator and appointed by President Donald Trump, will review proposals and make the final decision.
- Graduates will be prepared for careers in NASA, the US Space Force, and other aerospace-related roles.
- Students may receive free education in exchange for a commitment to work in government service for several years.
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