An editorial in the Cleveland Plain Dealer is concerned about the future of NASA’s Glenn Research Center. Interestingly, the focus of its ire is less on NASA headquarters or Congress than on Glenn’s leadership itself, which the paper’s editors believe are not doing enough to promote the center:
It’s hard to escape the feeling that Glenn is rapidly heading toward a last chance to make itself relevant to NASA, which really does have too many installations with too little funding and too little work to do. If it won’t fight for its own survival by shaking things up internally and presenting NASA a center too good to let die, the best congressional delegation in the world won’t be able to prop it up forever.
Greater Clevelanders are rooting for NASA Glenn. But will it get into the game?
Looks like a slow-motion BRAC for NASA.