Space Science is for Everyone: An Open Letter
Written February 6, 2025
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Update (February 7, 2025): The bullet point regarding ERGs below has been updated to make some minor changes in wording based on community feedback, and to clarify that while we (the letter writers) are aware through colleagues of actions impacting the specific groups mentioned, there are likely to be additional groups that have been similarly affected.
Update (February 14, 2025): We are heartened to note that inclusion is once again listed as a NASA core value on this webpage.
NASA’s core values, shown in the Central Campus lobby at Kennedy Space Center in 2020 following the addition of a fifth core value, inclusion, by then NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine. [NASA/KSC]
Other Statements and Letters
'Standing Together for Science: Supporting Our Community Amid Federal Funding Challenges', statement from the American Geophysical Union on February 3, 2025.
'Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Accessibility Are Important for the Workplace and Science', statement by Planetary Science Institute CEO Mark V. Sykes on February 11, 2025.
DPS Committee Statement on Executive Orders Disrupting Planetary Science, from the Division for Planetary Sciences of the American Astronomical Society on February 11, 2025.
'Standing Together With a Generation of Federal Scientists', statement from the American Geophysical Union on February 14, 2025.
The Planetary Society Strongly Opposes Mass Layoffs of Probationary Employees at NASA, press statement from the Planetary Society on February 18, 2025.
The Value of EDIA to Planetary Science: A Letter from the PWIDE Community Alliance on March 4, 2025.
To NASA leadership and our elected representatives:
We write as members of the space science community who are dismayed by the impact of recent events on taxpayer-funded, NASA-supported science, missions, and communities. Many of us chose this profession motivated by a desire to push the boundaries of what is possible and widen our understanding of the universe, and to do so in the public interest. Space science research has inspired generations of scientists and engineers, while pushing U.S. innovation forward. Space science technologies have supported advances in fields ranging from medicine to consumer electronics, and space exploration continues to offer a multitude of new ways for all of us to contemplate our deep connections with the cosmos and with each other.
Recent events and actions directly damage our ability to do the work we value. We wish to call attention to several occurrences that have unfolded over the past weeks:
During the week of January 20, 2025, funding contracts were suspended for several universities and mission teams participating in NASA’s Here to Observe (H2O) program, which aims to partner undergraduate students from non-elite universities (where opportunities to participate in NASA missions are typically scarce) with NASA mission teams. The H2O program has been highly successful in increasing student interest in planetary science and awareness of pathways to careers in the field. Many of us discovered our current careers through similar student programs, and are deeply concerned by the prospect of a future where students have fewer opportunities to explore careers in space science. The future of the H2O program is currently unclear.
We are also troubled by reports from directly impacted colleagues of the cancellation of other highly effective programs that have done outstanding work in building connections to communities in places where such connections to NASA science have been scarce. Almost all of our work as space scientists is funded by U.S. taxpayers, and we have a responsibility to oppose actions that limit the reach of our work to the public.
On January 31, 2025, NASA requested that all of its Analysis/Assessment Groups (AGs) pause their activities while the agency conducts a review to ensure compliance with recent executive orders. While the importance of the AGs is formally recognized and their steering committees receive a small amount of funding from NASA, these are primarily community-organized groups whose work relies on the volunteer efforts of scientists and other professionals across the country. The AGs play a vital role in providing expert analysis of science priorities to NASA and the general public, advocating for path-breaking exploration missions, and strengthening broad-based collaborations on which scientific research thrives. Following NASA’s request, all AG websites and the important, labor-intensive study reports, science goals documents, and other resources hosted on those websites are indefinitely unavailable to the communities who did this work and to the general public. Additionally, the abrupt withdrawal of NASA support has led to cancellation or indefinite delay of at least two AG meetings, directly impacting the exchange of scientific ideas and international partnerships, and blocking a key avenue for public input to reach NASA leadership.
For more than three decades, Employee Resource Groups (ERGs) at NASA have played an important role in empowering employees to do their best work. We are dismayed to hear that ERGs at NASA centers, including those that support LGBTQ+, women, and early career employees, have been directed to cease activities. Actions that impact the safety and success of employees result in less productive and less innovative work environments for us all.
On July 23, 2020, then NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine announced the addition of ‘Inclusion’ as a NASA core value, recognizing NASA’s commitment to creating a culture where “all employees feel welcome, respected, and engaged.” In a deeply regressive step, NASA’s Mission and Values page was recently amended to remove inclusion as a core value. Without inclusion, the remaining core values of safety, integrity, teamwork, and excellence are weakened. Safety and integrity are compromised in hostile work environments, while effective teamwork and technical excellence require an environment in which all individuals feel valued. [Update (February 14, 2025): We are heartened to note that inclusion is once again listed as a NASA core value on this webpage.]
The U.S. National Academies’ Planetary Science and Astrobiology Decadal Survey notes that NASA’s most important resource is “the people who propel its planetary science and exploration missions,” and highlights the importance of “creating an environment that reinforces welcoming and inclusive behaviors.” Similar guidance is found in other Decadal Surveys. The actions of the past two weeks reverse advances made by generations of workers – representing the full diversity of the people in the United States – and rejection of what our scientific disciplines have identified as necessary for their progress.
The actions that NASA leadership and the executive branch have taken over the last few weeks have been immensely disappointing for all of us – from those who work at NASA centers to those whose research depends on NASA grants. These actions will make it harder for NASA to recruit and retain the hard-working, highly motivated, creative workforce required to maintain America's leadership in space exploration.
We recognize that space science at NASA is only one of many activities that have come under renewed attack over the past few weeks, and we stand in solidarity with all those striving to simply do their jobs in service to the American people. Our Nation and our institutions deserve leadership that recognizes the needs of the most vulnerable among us and rejects directives that weaken the community. We ask that all those in decision-making positions unequivocally condemn and act to reverse recent attacks on scientific integrity, federal grant funding for scientific research, and initiatives that broaden public participation in science.
We also recognize that even in times of upheaval, all of us have the power to stand up for our values, for each other, and for the work we believe in. We hope you will join us in advocating for broadening access to publicly funded science, empowering NASA-funded projects to recruit strong, diverse teams, and building a future in which scientific progress truly benefits all of us. The American people deserve nothing less.
Sincerely,
Co-signed by:
Parvathy P, Maryland
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Tracy K.P. Gregg, New York
Matthew Fillingim, California
Duncan McNeill, California
Lisa Schiff, California, U.S.
Audrey C. Martin, Florida
Robert A. Satterwhite, Jr., Virginia
Linda H. Satterwhite, Virginia
Max Tharpe, Alabama
Joseph N. Burchett, New Mexico
C.A. Graham, North Carolina
Jonathan French Flint, Ohio
T. Sparks, TN
Scott Denton, Kentucky
Magaly Koch, MA
Tyler Cohen, New Mexico
Monica Leys, Pittsburgh, PA
Scott G.C. Edgington, California
Ken D. Olum, Massachusetts
G. Brown Simmons, New Jersey
Yoni Brande, Kansas
Alex Harkaway, Pacific Northwest
Mark Gruber, New York
Nathan R Lee, Virginia
Edward K. Espinoza, Arizona
Nika O. Bondar, San Luis Obispo, California
K. Miller, Texas
Daniel M. Watkins, Rhode Island, USA
E. Bell, Maryland
Roberta Rudnick, California
Ian Roederer, North Carolina
Caroline C., California
Sean Young, Washington DC
S J Weidenschilling, Arizona
Alan Tokunaga, Hawaii
Bren Barker, Illinois
Joe R., Mid-West U.S.
S.CH., South Carolina
B. L Sargeant, California
Kathryn V Johnston (she/her), New York
Paula A, California
Charles A. Wood, West Virginia
S.T., Maryland
Theo Abramo, California, United States
Ken Minschwaner, New Mexico, US
Ashley R. Martsen-Poulin, West Virginia
S.C.P., West Virginia
Thomas K. Waters, Michigan
Katie Stack Morgan, Los Angeles, CA
Steve Ruff, Arizona
Stephan Robert McCandliss, Maryland
Elizabeth Barrett, California
James W. Ashley, Los Angeles, California
Sally Letsinger, Bloomington, Indiana, US
Mac MacKay, Iowa, IA
Chuck Howell, Virginia
KEM, Nebraska
Timothy Richard Winans, Glen Burnie, Maryland
Trisha Vickrey, Lincoln, NE
Greg Emmerich, Florida
Emma Holmes, Maryland
Madeline Myers, New Hampshire
Samuel Rutan, Maryland
Michelle Blake, Maryland
Dr. Ellande Tang, Washington, DC
Ryan W. Pfeifle, Virginia
Kristen Garcia, Florida
Georgiana Kramer, Ph.D., Houston, TX
Tammy Nishimi, Texas
M.E. DeFour, Huntsville, Alabama
Sergiu Z., San Francisco, California
Andrew Gianotti, Juneau, AK
Emily M. Payton, Rochester, NY
Emyr Erickson, Midwestern U.S.
Jacob Reiss, Massachusetts
Juan Felipe Casadiego Molina, P.E.
[771 names]
+ 265 anonymous signatories from the U.S., including Alabama, Arizona, California, Colorado, Delaware, D.C., Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Puerto Rico 🇵🇷, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, Washington, and Wisconsin.
+ 184 signatories from outside the U.S., in Argentina, Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Chile, China, Colombia, Costa Rica, Czechia, Ecuador, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, India, Indonesia, Italy, Finland, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Paraguay, Portugal, Romania,
Slovakia, South Africa, Spain, Sri Lanka, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan, Turkey, and the United Kingdom.
[To our colleagues signing from outside the U.S. – since there are relatively few of you from any given country, it seems prudent to keep your names private at the moment, though we recognize that some of you may be U.S. citizens currently working in other countries. Thank you for your support!]
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