NASA To Reach Out To Keep Mars Sample Return Alive
Artist's concept of the Earth Return Orbiter over Mars.
Credit: NASA
In order to keep the prospect of a Mars Sample Return (MSR) mission alive in a reduced budget environment, NASA plans to seek proposals from industry that could make it possible to retrieve samples of Martian rocks and soil being gathered by the Perseverance rover for return to Earth in the 2030s...
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