Mars Sample Return
NASA is hoping to greatly increase the scope of a sample-return mission to Mars to help answer questions about possible life on the planet, but the complexity of the effort makes it unlikely that a spacecraft will be returning Martian rocks to Earth for at least a decade. Agency managers had...
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