/sci/ - Science & Math

>https://spacenews.com/senate-reintroduces-space-frontier-act/
Nobody mentioned this? The bill barely failed last year because of a key provision that has been removed from this year's version. The new bill will do alot of good for the space industry:
>extends the ISS from 2024 to 2030 to compete with the Chinese station (which should last until about 2030)
>elevates the Office of Space Commerce within the Commerce Department to the Bureau of Space Commerce
>reforms commercial launch and remote sensing regulations that support improvements in space policy in the Commerce and Transportation departments

Next week they will also discuss a Space Weather Research and Forecasting Act which has widespread support. The bill will:
>codify into law elements of a space weather action plan previously released by the White House
Does anyone know what "space weather action plan" they are referring to?