It's an international project that would allow experts to learn more about the universe.
However, the large increase in money has NASA worried. NASA leaders believe it's a bad idea.“If it is dictated to us, legislatively that the shuttle must continue to fly, then we will never have a replacement for it,” said NASA Administrator Dr. Michael Griffin.The bill also includes $1 billion to speed up the program to build rockets to send astronauts to the moon and Mars.
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