NASA Lays Out Science Goals For Next Mars Rover

Credit: NASA
NASA managers hope to begin instrument procurement this fall for a $1.5 billion copy of the nuclear-powered Curiosity rover now exploring Gale Crater on Mars, with an eye to finding definitive evidence of whether the planet ever supported life, and whether its resources could support human life...

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