Title: The 3 branches of government are Legislative, Executive, and Judicial. What does NASA fall under? : answers
Headings: The 3 branches of government are Legislative, Executive, and Judicial. What does NASA fall under?
The 3 branches of government are Legislative, Executive, and Judicial. What does NASA fall under?
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EDIT: IM AN IDIOT. I READ IT AS "NSA". DISREGARD THIS COMMENT
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Content: NASA web site
This makes NASA an Executive agency reporting to POTUS, although not a cabinet-level agency. I believe you will find that it's one of the various entities that has been delegated to the Vice President in several administrations, at least unofficially. level 1
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2 points · 7 years ago
Think of the three branches as legislators writing laws, judges judging laws, and the executive executing the laws. Most of what the government actually does is through executive action. While executive power is restrained by the other two branches, the executive directs the agencies that carry out the work of government. level 1
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DirichletIndicator
3 points · 7 years ago
All the money comes from the same place. They don't have seperate funds for each branch
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IZ3820
-12 points · 7 years ago More than 5 children
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WaitForItTheMongols
Original Poster 5 points · 7 years ago
Can we get a source on that? No research I did on NASA or Air Force found either one mentioned aside from joint ventures. Continue this thread
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6 points · 7 years ago
That would be the Air Force Space Command, not NASA. level 2
IwillMakeYouMad
4 points · 7 years ago
Isn't the NASA an independent agency/government owned corporation??