The U.S. long-term plan for human spaceflight will have an asterisk next to it until at least the end of the summer while a panel headed by former Lockheed Martin CEO Norman Augustine reviews it at the request of the White House.rnAugustine, the 73-year-old former CEO of Lockheed Martin, will lead a mixed panel of NASA insiders and outside experts to review the Bush-era "Vision for Space Exploration" adopted after the Columbia accident in 2003 (see also p. 48). Among topics to be covered will be narrowing the post-shuttle gap in delivering crews to the International Space Station on U.S. vehicles; pushing human exploration beyond low Earth orbit to the Moon and beyond, and boosting commercial human spaceflight, according to John P. Holdren, President Barack Obama's science adviser.
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机译：美国的人类太空飞行长期计划至少要到夏季结束时才会有星号，而前洛克希德·马丁公司首席执行官诺曼·奥古斯丁领导的小组应白宫的要求对其进行审查。rnAugustine，73岁洛克希德·马丁公司现年31岁的前首席执行官将领导NASA内部人员和外部专家组成的混合小组，回顾布什在2003年哥伦比亚事故后采用的“太空探索愿景”（另请参见第48页）。将要讨论的主题将是缩小航天飞机在运送乘员到美国国际空间站的乘员后的差距；巴拉克·奥巴马（Barack Obama）总统的科学顾问约翰·P·霍尔德伦（John P. Holdren）表示，这将推动人类探索超越近地轨道到达月球的范围，并促进人类商业飞行。
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