NASA announced the launch of two new science and technology initiatives designed to deepen scientific understanding and accelerate innovations that will shape America's future in space. The announcement took place as part of the "Golden Age Summit" — a summit organized by the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) in Washington on Thursday. The event was attended by leaders of major U.S. federal agencies. The presented programs are aimed at strengthening America's position in space exploration and the development of advanced technologies. Details of specific projects and their funding are being disclosed only partially for now, but the initiatives are positioned as part of a broader strategy to stimulate scientific progress and the country's technological leadership. The summit brought together representatives of government bodies responsible for shaping U.S. science and technology policy, underscoring the significance of the announced programs for long-term state priorities in space and scientific sectors. Event organizers characterized the current period as an opportunity to begin a new phase of intensive development of American science and technology. Details about the implementation timelines of the initiatives, their budgets, and expected results are expected in subsequent statements from NASA and the White House.