Study finds strong support for moon return, less for Mars
A new study by Dittmar Associates of Seabrook, Texas, has found strong support among the public for NASA's overall space exploration plans, including returning astronauts to the moon, but less support for a human Mars landing. Sixty-five percent of respondents supported a moon return, although only...
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