NASA has initiated a workforce reduction, leading to the closure of several key offices. The decision, outlined in an internal email viewed by ANI, aligns with an executive order issued by President Trump aimed at streamlining federal agencies. Acting Administrator Janet Petro acknowledged the challenging nature of these changes but described them as necessary to align with administration priorities while maintaining operational efficiency. She expressed gratitude for their dedication and assured them that the agency remains committed to providing support during the transition. While details of the reorganisation are still being finalised, she reiterated NASA’s intention to maintain transparency throughout the process. Employees affected by the reductions have been encouraged to utilise available resources, including the Employee Assistance Program, as they navigate the changes. The agency’s strength lies in its shared commitment to exploration and innovation, Petro said. She reaffirmed NASA’s dedication to its core mission and its workforce, emphasising that despite the challenges, the agency’s Strength lies in Its commitment to Exploration and Innovation. The Office of Technology, Policy, and Strategy, the Office of the Chief Scientist, and the Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Accessibility branch are among the offices to be closed.