[0:02]This budget shows President Biden's strong support for NASA and will enable us to achieve our ambitious goals across exploration, technology, aeronautics and science.
[0:13]Touchdown confirmed. Perseverance safely on the surface of Mars. I received a call of congratulations from the President. He was so inspired by what we were able to accomplish. ready to begin seeking the signs of past life. This budget allows NASA to address the climate change challenge. in more significant ways than we've had in the past. It allows us to understand the Earth as a system from the oceans to the atmosphere. The upcoming year is also going to be a very ambitious year for NASA and our programs. Aeronautics has been charged with developing a more environmentally friendly aviation system. One of them is the X-57 Maxwell flight demonstrator. Another really large milestone is the launch of the James Webb Space Telescope. It's going to enable amazing science research, including looking back in time. The administration early on expressed their strong support for the objectives of the Artemis program and our Moon to Mars plan. Through the Artemis program, the United States government will work with industry and international partners to send astronauts to the surface of the moon. We also have a robust robotic exploration program through the commercial lunar payload services activities with our commercial partners. The NASA workforce, our commercial partners, and international partners should be really encouraged by this budget. ignition, liftoff. NASA's exciting mission and missions inspire the nation, inspire the next generation of scientists, engineers, and explorers. And we will need that generation including a diverse and more inclusive workforce to be able to accomplish the ambitious goals that we've set out for NASA.
