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NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center hit by significant downsizing – Physics World

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By Peter Gwynne
| Physics World Verified
NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center (GSFC) looks set to lose a big proportion of its budget as a two-decade reorganization plan for the centre is being accelerated. The move, which is set to be complete by March, has left the Goddard campus with empty buildings and disillusioned employees. Some staff even fear that the actions during the 43-day US government shutdown, which ended on 12 November, could see the end of much of the centre’s activities.
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NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center hit by significant downsizing – Physics World

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By Peter Gwynne
| iop.org
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NASA’s Jet Propulsion Lab lays off a further 10% of staff – Physics World

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By Peter Gwynne
| Physics World Verified
NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) is to lay off some 550 employees as part of a restructuring that began in July. The action affects about 11% of JPL’s employees and represents the lab’s third downsizing in the past 20 months. When the layoffs are complete by the end of the year, the lab will have roughly 4500 employees, down from about 6500 at the start of 2024. A further 4000 employees have already left NASA during the past six months via sacking, retirement or voluntary buyouts.
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