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Michael Cabbage

Michael Cabbage

Michael Cabbage

Michael Cabbage is the space editor for the Orlando Sentinel. Before that, he wrote for Florida Today and the South Florida Sun Sentinel. He has covered more than 40 shuttle missions and written about spaceflight on three continents. He was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize in 2001/2002.

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Space.com, December 16, 2011
...pay for some $8 billion in disaster relief spending. "The rescission does apply to us," NASA spokesman Michael Cabbage said Dec. 16. We estimate the cut would take us to around $17.4 billion. The minibus included $17.8 billion for NASA, or about $650...
Palo Alto Online, December 15, 2011
...the merits of the proposal until we have had time to thoroughly review the details," said spokesman Michael Cabbage. "It has not yet been completely vetted. We understand the interest and historic nature of the facility and have to weigh that against the...
Mountain View Voice, December 14, 2011
...the merits of the proposal until we have had time to thoroughly review the details," said spokesman Michael Cabbage. "It has not yet been completely vetted. We understand the interest and historic nature of the facility and have to weigh that against the...
NOLA Live, December 14, 2011
...the possession of someone else. NASA records also showed hundreds of samples that no longer exist. NASA spokesman Michael Cabbage said that the agency "does not consider these national treasure assets to be at high risk.'' That's hard to swallow, given...
NOLA Live, December 14, 2011
...the possession of someone else. NASA records also showed hundreds of samples that no longer exist. NASA spokesman Michael Cabbage said that the agency "does not consider these national treasure assets to be at high risk.'' That's hard to swallow, given...
Taiwan News Online, December 12, 2011
...but not the lunar sample and that still is missing, said inspector general spokeswoman Renee Juhans. NASA spokesman Michael Cabbage said the agency will continue to lend out material to scientists and for educational display but will adopt the specific...
Sydney Morning Herald, December 12, 2011
...but not the lunar sample and that still is missing, said inspector general spokeswoman Renee Juhans. NASA spokesman Michael Cabbage said the agency will continue to lend out material to scientists and for educational display but will adopt the specific...