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"Watch the Chinese," NASA chief Bill Nelson says in a virtual event. "They're starting to get very aggressive" in space. "We have to be concerned... it's nothing to snooze at and ignore," he added, citing unofficial reports that Covid-19 escaped from China's Wuhan virology lab.pic.twitter.com/94CkPKYdH0
Nelson says he's going to talk to Russia's space chief Dmirti Rogozin soon, noting that Rogozin is sanctioned by the US. "But he has been solid with regard to continuation and the cooperation with us in space," he said.
On technologies spunoff from NASA, he cited his a recent non-invasive prostate operation he had: “They didn't have to cut me open, they just poked about five or six holes in me.. Excuse me for diverting but I get pretty enthusiastic about things that are happening at this agency”
The talk covered various topics - at the beginning, Nelson mentioned NASA's planned climate-tracking Earth System Observatory, announced by the WH yesterday. It'll cost "about two and a half billion dollars" to launch five spacecraft beginning in January 2023 jointly with India.
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