NASA
The Tennessee Valley, home to NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center, is the birthplace of America’s space program. Marshall continues to be the leader in developing the space systems America needs to journey into low Earth orbit, the moon, and beyond. Congressman Brooks, through his membership on the House Science, Space, and Technology Committee, fights for NASA and America’s preeminence in space.
After many years of neglect by the Obama Administration, Congressman Brooks has a renewed sense of optimism for the space program under the Trump Administration. Congressman Brooks strives to ensure that these programs remain on a steady path to success. He was excited to see the Trump Administration prioritize deep space exploration in its first year budget request, demonstrating that he has the full intention of challenging America’s space program to reach farther into space than ever before through the use of vehicles like the Space Launch System and Orion.
Congressman Brooks knows that there is more work to do to ensure the preeminence of our nation’s space program. That is why he is committed to doing whatever is necessary to promote our nation’s space objectives via Congressional hearings, meetings, and letters to key appropriators, and will continue to monitor NASA’s progress on these critical programs.
For more information concerning my work and views on NASA issues, please contact my Washington, DC office.
News Releases
Washington, DC— Wednesday, Congressman Mo Brooks (AL-05) announced his reappointment to the influential House Science, Space, and Technology Committee’s Space Subcommittee in the 116th Congress. Congressman Brooks’ Republican seniority is #2 on the full Science, Space and Technology Committee and #1 on its Space Subcommittee, which has jurisdiction over NASA programs.
Washington, DC— Friday, Congressman Mo Brooks (AL-05) announced his reappointment in the 116th Congress to the influential Science, Space, and Technology Committee, which has jurisdiction over all NASA programs. Brooks’ seniority improves to #2 out of 15 Republican members on the Science, Space and Technology Committee.
Washington, DC— Friday, Congressman Mo Brooks (AL-05) announced his reappointment in the 116th Congress to the influential Science, Space, and Technology Committee, which has jurisdiction over all NASA programs. Brooks’ seniority improves to #2 out of 15 Republican members on the Science, Space and Technology Committee.
Washington, DC— Wednesday afternoon, Congressman Mo Brooks (AL-05) questioned NASA Associate Administrator for Human Exploration and Operations Mission Directorate Bill Gerstenmaier about ensuring commercial crew safety and welcomed newly appointed Marshall Space Flight Center Director Jody Singer to Capitol Hill during a Science, Space, and Technology Committee Space Subcommittee hearing marking NASA’s 60 year anniversary. Congressman Brooks is Vice-Chair of the subcommittee.
Washington, DC— Thursday morning, speaking by phone, Congressman Mo Brooks (AL-05) congratulated Jody Singer on her appointment as Director of NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama. Congressman Brooks serves as Vice-Chair of the House Science, Space, and Technology Committee Space Subcommittee, and Director Singer had served as acting director of Marshall since July.