Next Mars Rover Team Leans Toward Sample Caching
Credit: NASA (Curiosity)
The solar-powered version of NASA’s Curiosity Mars rover that the agency plans to send to the Red Planet in 2020 could wind up finding and storing samples for eventual return to Earth, a panel of agency “Mars czars” said this week. Speaking at the Humans to Mars Summit in Washington, D.C., three...
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