
Die texanischen Politiker bemühen sich, das Space Shuttle von Smithsonian in BBB zu zerstören – der Umzug könnte 200 bis 300 Millionen Dollar kosten
https://arstechnica.com/space/2025/06/relocation-of-space-shuttle-discovery-may-hinge-on-big-beautiful-bill/
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They have Columbia, Texas doesn’t need nor deserve Discovery.
$300 million dollars for a tourist attraction but medicaid needs to go.
Can someone explain how it can cost $200-300 million ???
Genuinely curious.
Slap in the face to the NASA engineers and scientists being told to resign by July or face termination because the country is in too much debt.
It totally makes sense to move a muesum piece to a state. Instead of using that money to fund science.
where are the dems at who should be howling and railing against this massive stupidity? $300 million is a drop in the bucket to politicians but it needs to be made clear to the american public that while the house and senate want to take funding away from areas that maga actually needs they have no compunction about spending ’small amounts‘ like $300M for nothing more than pride-of-place. even if it only costs $85 million, how many school teachers, school lunches, nurses, firefighters would that one paltry sum help?
we’re in the position we’re in because the asshat dems decided the most outrageous thing they could do to show how against herr trumpler they were, was to hold up little signs during his speech to congress.
Meh- they can just cut it up, load the pieces on low-boys or rail cars, and away we go! Save a lot of money that way. Bolt it back together at the other end. Bingo-Texas gets their trophy. Who cares if it gets mutilated in the process….
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They are about to fire thousands of scientists and engineers at Johnson Space Center. Maybe use the money to save the jobs of our best and brightest instead?
Discovery doesn’t belong to and in Texas. There is not a single reason they should be able to smuggle it in there via this MAGA bill.
Shameful.
This amount of money would fully fund the cuts being made to the Roman, Webb, and Hubble space telescopes.