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Texas Space Commission Weighs $100MM Pledge as Six States Chase NASA’s 300-Acre Space Academy Campus

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With NASA's Oct. 26 deadline for site proposals closing in, the Texas Space Commission is weighing whether to set aside $100 million from its state space fund to anchor Texas' bid for the U.S. Space Academy, a new federal campus that Ohio, Florida, Alabama, Louisiana and a Nevada developer are also chasing.

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