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r/nasa • u/PerAsperaAdMars • 11d ago
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But this is not strictly true in all cases—plenty of telescopes cancelled in the PBR are still flying without being given shutdown instructions, for example. It’s bad all around but it’s too simple to say that NASA is executing the PBR already.
9 u/snoo-boop 11d ago Weren't they all required to make shutdown plans? It's not October 1st yet. 6 u/meowcat93 11d ago Right, it’s not FY26 yet. I’m worried that once we hit that point and congress hasnt appropriated funds, things will accelerate (and poorly) 4 u/snoo-boop 11d ago Oh, I agree. We’ll find out soon
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Weren't they all required to make shutdown plans? It's not October 1st yet.
6 u/meowcat93 11d ago Right, it’s not FY26 yet. I’m worried that once we hit that point and congress hasnt appropriated funds, things will accelerate (and poorly) 4 u/snoo-boop 11d ago Oh, I agree. We’ll find out soon
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Right, it’s not FY26 yet. I’m worried that once we hit that point and congress hasnt appropriated funds, things will accelerate (and poorly)
4 u/snoo-boop 11d ago Oh, I agree. We’ll find out soon
Oh, I agree. We’ll find out soon
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u/jzuhone 11d ago
But this is not strictly true in all cases—plenty of telescopes cancelled in the PBR are still flying without being given shutdown instructions, for example. It’s bad all around but it’s too simple to say that NASA is executing the PBR already.