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With a budget increase of more than 6% from the previous year, NASA will continue to boost its ingenuity in exploration, technology, aeronautics and science. This is a year of innovation. This budget increases our ability to better understand Earth as a system –allowing us to tackle climate change in new ways. We will develop
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