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Casey Dreier

The Save NASA Science Day of Action drew nearly 300 people from across the United States to Washington, D.C., to promote space science and exploration.

Casey Dreier

Who’s in charge of space policy?

Casey Dreier

In a milestone that reflects our expanding advocacy and outreach presence in Washington, D.C., Ari Koeppel will join The Planetary Society as the organization's first AAAS Science & Technology Policy Fellow.

Casey Dreier

NASA's science budget is under threat. Here's what that could mean to the human endeavor of exploration.

Casey Dreier

The calm before the fiscal storm.

Casey Dreier

Unprecedented. Unstrategic. Wasteful.

Asa Stahl

The newly proposed budget for NASA would shut down the spacecraft midflight.

Asa Stahl

Here is what they have to say, in their own words.

Jack Kiraly

A status update from The Planetary Society's policy experts.

Casey Dreier

Unprecedented. Unstrategic. Wasteful.

Casey Dreier

The White House has put forward a radical, wasteful proposal for NASA. We have the data to prove it.

Asa Stahl

Proposed NASA cuts would cancel dozens of space missions — including spacecraft already paid for, launched, and making discoveries.

Casey Dreier

NASA cuts loom.

Casey Dreier

NASA cuts loom.

Jack Kiraly

On March 24, 2025, The Planetary Society’s annual Day of Action brought more people than ever before to Washington, D.C., to advocate for space.

Casey Dreier

A potential extinction-level event for NASA science.

The Planetary Society

An edited interview transcript between The Planetary Society’s Chief of Space Policy Casey Dreier, Director of Government Relations Jack Kiraly, and Planetary Radio host Sarah Al-Ahmed about reports that the White House is considering a 25% cut to NASA’s topline budget in 2026, including a 50% cut to the Science Mission Directorate.

Jack Kiraly

How The Planetary Society helped bring Venus and Moon scientists to fight for missions on Capitol Hill.

Casey Dreier

Your monthly guidestar to space politics and policy is back.

Benjamin Fernando

Two planetary scientists share their story of meeting with members of Congress to speak up for the VIPER lunar mission.