man this is cool to see the attorneys getting more recognition 
. i mean it makes sense that nasa needs lawyers on each center to handle the complexities of space exploration and research. christine pham leading the team at Ames is a great example, they're doing some crazy stuff with AI and robotics over there.
i'm also hyped about james jackson taking the lead at glenn research center, he's gotta be dealing with some mind-blowing tech projects. and alex vinson at kennedy space center? that's like the hub of all things launch-related
. i wonder what kind of laws they have to navigate when it comes to space tourism... anyway, nasa needs all hands on deck (or rather, all lawyers on deck) to keep pushing the boundaries of human knowledge 
. i mean it makes sense that nasa needs lawyers on each center to handle the complexities of space exploration and research. christine pham leading the team at Ames is a great example, they're doing some crazy stuff with AI and robotics over there.i'm also hyped about james jackson taking the lead at glenn research center, he's gotta be dealing with some mind-blowing tech projects. and alex vinson at kennedy space center? that's like the hub of all things launch-related
. i wonder what kind of laws they have to navigate when it comes to space tourism... anyway, nasa needs all hands on deck (or rather, all lawyers on deck) to keep pushing the boundaries of human knowledge 
. It's about time they got some experts on board to ensure everything stays legit and all that jazz. I mean, can you imagine trying to deal with all those sci-fi patents and international treaties without a team of top-notch attorneys? 
They're basically like the superheroes of space law! 
mind blown! think it's super important to have ppl like these 
who know their way around law & policy 
to help navigate all the space exploration 
and research 
stuff happening over there 
am curious what kind of cases they get involved in 
anyone got a guess? 