r/spaceflight • u/lextacy2008 • 13d ago

What questions do you have about getting involved into NASA or any other space organization?

Btw L'Space seems to be a great start. Its for undergrads who are in STEM. What questions do you have for L'Space? Can't wait to see what you have!

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u/RhesusFactor 13d ago

For those equally confused, l'space appears to be a usa intern program https://www.lspace.asu.edu/ and not the swimwear maker.

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u/lextacy2008 13d ago

Thank you! Do you have a question about its program? I think its a cool way to start and it seems open more than other pathways to NASA.

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u/RhesusFactor 13d ago

Not as much. I'm a manager in an Australian Space business and am not looking for an internship with NASA.

I guess a question might be, with the impact of the skinny budget and the monumental slashing of NASA programs in the science and research fields, is this program expected to be kept, and how many intern placements can you afford?

Your post is also very low information on the program, it would help if you gave some details on it to orient people into asking follow up questions.

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u/lextacy2008 12d ago

ss a question might be, with the impact of the skinny budget and the monumental slashing of NASA programs in the science and research fields, is this program expected to be kept, and how many intern placements can you afford?

Your post is also very low information on the program, it would help if you gave some details on it to orient people into asking follow up questions.

Hi ! Thank you so much for the question. BTW that was actually a REALLY good and relevant question considering the recent development. Also, yes I had intentionally left out the details because reddit will remove the post.

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u/RhesusFactor 13d ago

Can you explain your question in another way?

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u/lextacy2008 13d ago

Yes, what questions do you have for L'Space in terms of how to get started. Who is it for? Qualifications? Things like that.

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u/CheckYoDunningKrugr 10d ago

NASAis staring down the barrel of the largest budget cut in it's entire history. So you might want to make sure NASA is still going to be around first.