Policy Blog

Here is a look at astronomy-related policy events on the schedule for May 2021.

We ask you to fill out forms the American Mathematical Society and American Geophysical Union has made to encourage your representatives to sign on to Dear Colleague Letters in support of science. Deadlines are April 23...

Looking for information regarding the impact of large satellite constellations on astronomy? You can find some useful resources on this page compiled by the AAS Public Policy team.

Here is a look at astronomy-related policy events on the schedule for April 2021.

Here is a look at astronomy-related policy events on the schedule for March 2021.

We ask you to fill out a constituent request form with one or more of your members of Congress. Each member has their own request form. This article goes over the steps to follow for form filling.

Here is a look at astronomy-related policy events on the schedule for February 2021.

The white paper defines science investigations that would be enabled by the replacement of the 305-meter dish. It will be shared with key stakeholders to request support for a new telescope.

Congress passed the final appropriations bill on 21 December, and the President signed it into law on 27 December. Here are some details on the funding for NASA and other federal agencies that support astronomy.

The Dept. of Energy and NASA seek input on three areas in which they could collaborate: observations from the Moon's far side, from the International Space Station, and from certain ground- and space-based telescopes.