NASA Optimistic Agency Can Meet Human Mars Landing Challenges
Engineers are making progress in their efforts to unravel the late June parachute failure that marred an otherwise successful test of potential technologies for landing humans on Mars, according to Michael Gazarik, NASA’s associate administrator for space technology. Analysis of the Low Density...
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