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Will the FY27 NASA Budget be larger than FY25?
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NASA's budget has been declining since 2023, with a steep cut requested by the Trump administration in 2026. When the FY27 budget is (eventually) passed, will it be larger than it was for FY25?

Recent budgets for NASA:

2023: $25,384M

2024: $24,875M

2025: $24,875M (continuing resolution)

2026: $27,533.3M (source: https://www.planetary.org/articles/advocacy-success-fy2026-nasa-budget)

2027: ???

Source for historical data:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vTU9FhDV4U6X4suHtvoiMLYDN-y56ipoGh-N7n9fNq7BW1PiMsx5fVlj10LsgvTYVbu3CiUDO_WD0We/pubhtml

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@traders It looks like the dust has settled on the Minibus bill, and NASA's FY2026 budget is effectively $27.53 billion, its largest since 1998.
https://www.planetary.org/articles/advocacy-success-fy2026-nasa-budget

Bullish on FY27 spending.

As you can see, the US senate version of the FY26 budget was actually larger than the FY25 budget:

Recently, Congress released a budget plan for FY26 that is 24.4 billion, which basically reverts all of the requested cuts. If it passes, it is still a decrease from FY25 but not by much.

I interpret this as a positive indication for the FY27 budget.

The purpose of asking this question is to figure out if the United States is serious about its lunar exploration program.

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