Instrument Selection Shows SLS Utility For Europa
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Congress has turned on the funding spigot for a trip to Europa, the large moon of Jupiter that Arthur C. Clarke put off-limits in 2010: Odyssey Two, and NASA is picking up the pace by selecting a suite of instruments for an eventual mission. Clarke’s fictional admonition notwithstanding, there are...
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