Government agencySpace Research and TechnologyUnited States

NASA

Government agency United States

NASA is a government agency in space research and technology established on 29 Jul 1958^[1] and based in Mary W. Jackson NASA Headquarters, Washington, D.C.^[1]. Its parent organization is United States federal government^[1].

“NASA.gov brings you the latest news, images and videos from America's space agency, pioneering the future in space exploration, scientific discovery and aeronautics research.”^[2]

Founded: 1958-07-29
Employees: 1000+
Sources: 107 sites

How it is built25 components · 8 parts · 11 flows

21 recorded numbers and 10 open-web sources. Who stands behind each item: 57 from the system atlas registry.

Supply: delivering the work9
People: who does the work4
Control: rules the organization runs under3

10 sourcesUpdated 4 hours agoAbout this record

Basis: Mapped from public sources
First mapped: 4 Nov 2026
Updated: 4 hours ago
Sources: 10 sources
Changes: Atom feed

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Money: getting funded and paying3

Direction: deciding where it goes2

Systems: tools and data2

Constituents: serving them over time1

Demand: reaching the people it serves1

By layer: People 8 · Process 8 · Software 1 · Data 1 · Decisions 7

Figures

Deferred resignations 20253,870 · as of 4 Nov 2026
Centers and facilities listed20 · as of 4 Nov 2026
Science cut percent47 · as of 4 Nov 2026

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Recent history1

1958Founded

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Where the facts come from10 pages · 7 sites

en.wikipedia.orgEncyclopedia · 3 pages · 37 findings
spacepolicyonline.comPress · 1 page · 10 findings
nasa.govOwn site · 2 pages · 3 findings
space.comPress · 1 page · 3 findings
oig.nasa.govOwn site · 1 page · 2 findings

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On the market

Data points: 46 · 0 verified · +46 in 30 days
Full map: 46 points
Figures: 21 points
Decisions: 19 points
Process: 13 points
Listings: None open

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Verification

Not claimed by the organization. 57 public findings, none confirmed yet.

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NASA

Government agency · Space Research and Technology

Founded: 1958-07-29^[1]
Headquarters: Mary W. Jackson NASA Headquarters, Washington, D.C.^[1]
Parent: United States federal government^[1]
Employees: 1000+Registry record
Type: Government agencyPublic administration (NAICS 92)Space Research and TechnologyPlaced by hand
Website: nasa.gov
Operations began: 1958-10-01^[1]
Predecessor: National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics (NACA, 1915-1958)^[1]
Enacted: 1958-07-29^[1]
Agency type: Independent agency^[1]
Confirmed: 2025-12-17^[1]
Employees 2025 before cuts: about 18,000^[3]
Operator: California Institute of Technology^[1]
Contract end: 2028-09^[1]
Director: Dave Gallagher^[1]
Budget fy2026: $24.4 billion^[4]
Budget fy2025: $24.8 billion^[4]
Request fy2027: $18.8 billion^[4]
Exploration request fy2027: $8.5 billion^[4]
Artemis ii launch: 2026-04-01^[1]
Artemis ii splashdown: 2026-04-11^[1]

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