NASA Administrator Charles Bolden will testify before the House Science and Technology Committee Sept. 15 on the findings of a White House-appointed panel tasked with determining a range of options for the future of manned spaceflight. Retired Lockheed Martin Chief Executive Norman Augustine, who has led the blue-ribbon panel since its May inception, is also slated to testify.

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