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1 FY 2014 for Appropriations Provided by P.L NASA 17,646.5 SCIENCE 5,148.2 Earth Science 1,824.9 Earth Science Research Earth Science Research & Analysis Computing & Management Earth Systematic Missions Global Precipitation Measurement Ice, Cloud, and Land Elevation Satellite Soil Moisture Active and Passive GRACE FO Other Missions and Data Analysis Earth Science Pathfinder OCO Venture Class Missions Other Missions and Data Analysis Earth Science Multi-Mission Operations Earth Science Technology 59.6 Applied Sciences: Pathways 35.0 Planetary Science 1,343.4 Planetary Science Research Planetary Science Research & Analysis Other Missions & Data Analysis Education & Directorate Management Near Earth Object Observations
2 FY 2014 for Appropriations Provided by P.L Lunar Quest Program 23.8 Lunar Science Lunar Atmosphere and Dust Environment Discovery InSight Other Missions & Data Analysis New Frontiers OSIRIS-REx Other Missions & Data Analysis Mars Exploration MAVEN Other Missions & Data Analysis Outer Planets Jupiter Europa Mission Other Missions & Data Analysis Technology Astrophysics Astrophysics Research Astrophysics Research & Analysis Balloon Project Other Missions & Data Analysis Cosmic Origins Hubble Space Telescope Stratospheric Observatory for Infrared Astronomy Other Missions & Data Analysis Physics of the Cosmos: Other Missions & Data Analysis
3 FY 2014 for Appropriations Provided by P.L Exoplanet Exploration Other Missions & Data Analysis Astrophysics Explorer 89.6 Other Missions & Data Analysis James Webb Space Telescope Heliophysics Heliophysics Research Heliophysics Research & Analysis Sounding Rockets Research Range Other Missions & Data Analysis Living With a Star Solar Probe Plus Solar Orbiter Collaboration Other Missions & Data Analysis Solar Terrestrial Probes Magnetospheric Multiscale (MMS) Other Missions & Data Analysis Heliophysics Explorer Other Missions & Data Analysis AERONAUTICS Aeronautics Aviation Safety 80.0 Airspace Systems 91.8 Fundamental Aeronautics Aeronautics Test 77.0 Integrated Systems Research Aeronautics Strategy & Management
4 FY 2014 for Appropriations Provided by P.L SPACE TECHNOLOGY Space Technology Partnerships Develop. & Strategic Integration 30.6 SBIR & STTR Crosscutting Space Technology Development Exploration Technology Development EXPLORATION 4,113.2 Human Exploration Capabilities 3,115.2 Orion Multi-Purpose Crew Vehicle: Crew Vehicle Dev. 1,197.0 Space Launch System 1,918.2 Launch Vehicle Development... 1,600.0 Exploration Ground Systems Commercial Spaceflight: Commercial Crew Exploration Research & Development Human Research Program Advanced Exploration Systems
5 FY 2014 for Appropriations Provided by P.L SPACE OPERATIONS 3,776.4 International Space Station 2,964.1 International Space Station Program 2,964.1 ISS Systems Operations & Maintenance... 1,236.1 ISS Research ISS Crew & Cargo Transportation... 1,397.3 Space & Flight Support st Century Space Launch Complex 39.6 Space Communications & Navigation Space Communications Networks Space Communications Support TDRS Replenishment Human Space Flight Operations Launch Services Rocket Propulsion Test EDUCATION Education Aerospace Research & Career Development 58.0 NASA Space Grant EPSCoR STEM Education & Accountability 58.6 Minority University Research Education Program STEM Education & Accountability Projects
6 FY 2014 for Appropriations Provided by P.L CROSS AGENCY SUPPORT 2,793.0 Center Management & Operations 2,041.5 Center Institutional Capabilities 1,591.9 Center Programmatic Capabilities Agency Management & Operations Agency Management Safety & Mission Sucess Safety & Mission Assurance Chief Engineer Chief Health & Medical Officer Independent Verification & Validation Agency IT Services IT Management Applications Infrastructure Strategic Capabilities Assets Program 27.0 CONSTRUCTION & ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE & REST Construction of Facilities (CoF) Institutional CoF Exploration CoF Space Operations CoF 27.8 Science CoF 3.0 Environmental Compliance & Restoration 66.1 OFFICE OF INSPECTOR GENERAL
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