The exodus at NASA has shaken officials at the space agency and stoked concerns about its ability to fly astronauts safely.

NASA’s workforce is undergoing one of its largest reductions in decades, with nearly 4,000 employees choosing to resign through a deferred departure program backed by the Trump administration.

Nearly 4,000 NASA employees are leaving under a Trump-era deferred resignation program, reducing the agency’s workforce by 20 ...

Nearly 4,000 NASA employees have opted to leave the space agency through the Trump administration’s deferred resignation ...

The NASA buyouts are being accepted by 4,000 employees frustrated by proposed budget cuts and ongoing leadership instability.

More than 3,800 NASA employees are departing the agency via voluntary separation programs, as part of a larger federal ...

NASA offered multiple voluntary options: the initial Deferred Resignation Program attracted about 870 employees (4.8 percent ...

Nearly 4,000 NASA employees have opted to leave under Trump’s Deferred Resignation Program amid leadership shifts, budget ...

More than 20% of NASA’s civil workforce has elected to leave the agency since President Trump took office in January, the ...

Some heading into retirement, others to private sector Almost 3,900 of NASA's workforce is set to leave the agency thanks to ...

Approximately 20% of NASA's workforce is expected to leave the agency, as confirmed by a spokesperson. This comes amidst ...

NASA Faces Major Talent Exodus as 3,870 Staff Opt for Voluntary Resignation - Nearly 3,870 NASA employees have opted for ...