Space policy of the Barack Obama administration

The space policy of the Barack Obama administration was announced by U.S. President Barack Obama on April 15, 2010, at a major space policy speech at Kennedy Space Center.^[1] He committed to increasing NASA funding by $6 billion over five years and completing the design of a new heavy-lift launch vehicle by 2015 and to begin construction thereafter. He also predicted a U.S. crewed orbital Mars mission by the mid-2030s, preceded by an asteroid mission by 2025. In response to concerns over job losses, Obama promised a $40 million effort to help Space Coast workers affected by the cancellation of the Space Shuttle program and Constellation program.

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			SLS-1/EM-1 December 2017 Block I[19] Send Orion/MPCV on unmanned trip around the Moon. SLS-2/EM-2 August 2019[56] Block I[19] Send Orion MPCV with four members into lunar orbit. SLS-3 August 2022[55] Block IA[19] SLS-4 August 2023[55] Block IA[19] SLS-5 August 2024[55] Block IA[55] First launch of SLS Cargo configuration, first flight with RS-25E engines.[19] SLS-6 August 2025[55] Block IA[55] Manned "Exploration" Mission SLS-7 August 2026[55] Block IA[55] Cargo launch SLS-8 August 2027[55] Block IA[55] Manned launch SLS-9 August 2028[55] Block IA[55] Cargo launch SLS-10 August 2029[55] Block IA[55] Manned launch SLS-11 August 2030[55] Block IA[55] New configuration, Cargo launch SLS-12 August 2031[55] Block IA[55] Manned mission SLS-13 August 2032[55] Block II[55] New configuration, Cargo launch