The only and helpless NASA astronauts are “out” who are at any time losing their lives if something goes wrong, according to a 21 -page report published by the US Senate Committee, Science and Transportation Committee

NASA employees warned in a tragic tone that “an astronaut will probably die in a tragic accident” due to “shocking changes to the space organization”, because of budget cuts proposed by the Trump government.

In the report, NASA employees claim that the service many times keeps the plans secret of (no written records) and has inspired one fears which prevents workers from reporting security problems.

A person who spoke to the committee warned that all this could soon lead to deaths by astronauts because of the ignorance of security issues on upcoming space flights.

The committee blames responsibility for possible tragedy at the White House Management and Budget Office (OMB), led by director Russell Vought, which accuses that it has imposed illegally non -approved cuts on NASA’s budget this year.

The cuts are 33% in scientific projects, 47% in NASA projects and 32% in the dismissal of the organization’s workforce.

“No one will come to save us“, Said the US space service informant.

NASA employees also told the committee that their seniors at NASA ordered them to follow only unacceptable budget of 2026 (PBR) and that “if something is not included in PBR, it does not count”.

This prompted them to denounce the incident because they considered the changes as a violation of NASA rules and as a danger to its mission.

The informants added that they talked to protect the future of the service, expressing the sadness over the loss of new talents and fearing that “NASA’s security and innovation could collapse”

“I see security issues around us all the time,” one witness in the report said. “We are very worried that in a few years we will see some astronaut dying“Another said.

Who are most at risk

A week ago, NASA presented the 10 new astronauts – 6 women and 4 men – selected by 8,000 applications, which it described as “the best and most brilliant in America” ​​(central photo).

The new astronauts will be trained for two years and will join the 48 already active astronauts and will become candidates for future flights.

NASA is now in a phase of gradual withdrawal from the International Space Station (ISS) until the beginning of 2030.

It also accelerates its plans to return to the Moon and for the first manned mission to Mars.