NASA is a federal agency and military is under Department of Defense (DoD). Sometimes NASA may work together with military supporting some experiment in space but neither organization works for the other. NASA research has been used to benefit military and commercial aviation in many areas.
No, it is independent of the military. It does use military people & equipment to assist. The first NASA astronauts were military pilots.
NASA is the US government agency responsible for the civilian space program. The National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) manages the military space program and its own satellites. NASA is an independent government agency as is the EPA, FDA, FAA, and others. These government agencies work together with other federal and state agencies including the military as required by law.
They are called NASA employees.
John Glenn was a NASA astronaut.
I'm not sure which document you are referring to, but NASA doesn't generally get involved in warfare. They do support work in things like launching communications and recon satellites and such, but if it is strictly military, it's generally handled by the US Air Force.
No, it is independent of the military. It does use military people & equipment to assist. The first NASA astronauts were military pilots.
NASA is the US government agency responsible for the civilian space program. The National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) manages the military space program and its own satellites. NASA is an independent government agency as is the EPA, FDA, FAA, and others. These government agencies work together with other federal and state agencies including the military as required by law.
Rocket scientists work for space agencies such as NASA. They also help to develop new rocket powered weapons for the military.
The first woman to work for NASA was Nancy Boggess.
They are called NASA employees.
I want to work for NASA. NASA sure does get some great photographs of the Earth.
a bachelors degree from a notable college pass a physicle test similar to in the military to be an astronoaut neet flying experiance
Major Nelson was in the Air Force, but Major Healey was in the Army. Both worked for NASA, but NASA has people from different branches of the military that work for them.
No. He died before NASA was started.
John Glenn was a NASA astronaut.
There are many accounts of UFO sightings by military and commercial pilots including NASA astronaughts.
NASA Astronauts (not Mission Specialists) are military officers on temporary assigned duty to NASA - as such, they're technically on duty 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Realistically, their schedules are very controlled and extremely busy; most of their time is spent in training for their specific assigned mission (which are determined and usually begin several years in advance), safety and emergency procedures, etc. When they're not training, they're typically doing PR work for NASA, or traveling to the different NASA Centers where work on the systems their mission will be dealing with is being built and tested.