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Final Report – IG-21-025 – NASA's Development of Next ...
Aug 10, 2021 · 1 In 2017, we reported that despite spending nearly $200 million on extravehicular spacesuit development over a 9-year period, the Agency remained years away from having a flight-ready spacesuit to use on exploration missions.2 Since our 2017 report on the Agency’s
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Final Report - IG-22-007 - NASA's Management of Its ...
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