NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville says it's cooperating 'as normal' with Russians on the International Space Station.
NASA support of the International Space Station from Huntsville is going on “as normal” despite the escalating Russian invasion of Ukraine, the space agency says, and NASA leaders expect the two countries’ long history on the mission will keep the station running smoothly.
Kathy Lueders, NASA associate administrator for space operations, told reporters Monday that NASA is monitoring events with the U.S. State Department, “but has operated in these kinds of situations before, and both sides always operated very professionally and understand at our level the importance of this fantastic mission.”
In a January interview, Pelfrey described the primary mission as understanding, “How do we mitigate the risk and the different changes the body goes through? That is critically important for us to go back to the moon and eventually the longer duration missions that we want to do to get to Mars.”
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