Artist's rendering of Katalyst's LINK spacecraft preparing to attach to NASA's Swift telescope for reboost.
Credit: NASA
At first blush, the agreement for Relativity Space to fly a suite of NASA science instruments to Mars appears to be just another step in the agency’s efforts to broaden the pool of companies supporting its science and exploration goals—and hopefully save taxpayers some cash in the process. But the...
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