After the President Obama mutilated the dream proposal of constellation rocket program, from the NASA bounty in the 2011 which had employed approximately 2,200 contractors and, had churned out $6 billion over the five years for commercial space entrepreneurs to craft the space machine which will not be an all human mission.

According to some reports and sources, NASA Administrator Charles Bolden, has started working on "Plan B" after facing opposition from the government to make the dream come true. But upon questioning the same from Bolden, he denied the story.

In the mean time Kay Bailey Hutchinson, has rolled out a legislation rule that would promote the space shuttle to keep moving until 2015 and can remain with the project, Constellation.

For the first time the NASA administrator has thronged its way for a mission due to the change in variations of legislations in budget.

The president has already curtailed the mission in its fiscal 2011 budget, having $3 billion for propulsion research only.

However the administrator assured that there is still much to be done, and he is ready to take on any challenge for this mission, something which NASA hasn't tried its hands on.