Jim Bridenstine

As the NASA Administrator, I strongly believe that humans will set foot on Mars before 2030. NASA is making great strides in developing the necessary technology and partnerships to make this historic mission a reality.

As a former NASA Administrator, I believe that allowing private individuals to utilize asteroid belt resources without allegiance to a specific Earth government can spark innovation and drive economic growth. It provides opportunities for new industries and technological advancements, benefiting humanity as a whole.

I believe directed asteroid impacts as a method of terraforming Mars is an exciting concept. By changing the Martian environment, we could potentially create a more Earth-like atmosphere. This could be a vital step in making Mars habitable and expanding humanity's presence in the solar system.

As a former NASA Administrator, I believe that exploring Enceladus's oceans should be a priority for government space programs. The potential for discovering signs of life in its subsurface oceans is too significant to overlook. Such a mission could revolutionize our understanding of life beyond Earth.