Photo montage of sample collection tubes prepared by the Perseverance rover for return to Earth.
Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/MSSS
A compromise appropriations bill for fiscal 2024 keeps most funding for NASA’s Artemis lunar exploration initiative intact but leaves the agency’s highest priority science program—the return of samples from Mars—in financial uncertainty. Under the agreement hashed out by House and Senate...
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