NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine told an auditorium packed with University of Colorado students to appreciate that they’re studying in a program in which academia, government and industry are teaming to put astronauts on Mars in their lifetime. The former Oklahoma congressman and Navy pilot toured CU-Boulder’s new $101 million Aerospace Engineering building Friday, repeating as he did his mantra that it will be NASA and commercial industry partners that land American astronauts on the moon by 2024 as the first step toward the red planet and establishing commercial industry in orbit along the way.
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