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Issue file · proposedTracking since Nov 12 · 1 article · 1 outlet

NASA Mars Sample Return program architecture, cost, and funding

NASA and JPL's Mars Sample Return effort, including Caltech/JPL contract awards, cost growth and independent review findings, architecture and commercial alternatives, annual appropriations levels, and congressional oversight of whether to continue, restructure, or cancel the program.

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NASA Mars Sample Return program architecture, cost, and funding — The Wave