'The public has no clue whatsoever as to what is going on.'
that the White House's notice about White House National Space Council , set to take place today with
Vice President Kamala Harris touring the Johnson Space Center facilities, was heavy on imagery but very light on details. "Nothing but crickets since then," Cowing wrote in the post, which he titled "National Space Council Meetings Are Simply Photo Ops." "Absolutely no public information as to what the VP and the people at this meeting will actually do," he continued, "and no one seems to care."noted, there has so far been bupkis released about the forthcoming Space Council meeting on any of the government sites where such details should be posted, nor on NASA TV. In spite of this striking lack of specifics, however, "invitations are being sent out to people of influence and some media celebrities to attend.
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