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NASA officials had an earlier plan to bring the Mars samples back to Earth ... this would be welcome news for JPL. The center, which is run by the California Institute of Technology under contract ...

"This discovery was only possible by analyzing samples that were collected directly from the asteroid then carefully preserved back on Earth," the Institute of Science Tokyo's Yasuhito Sekine ...

Option one would cost between $6.6 billion and $7.7 billion and get the samples back as early as 2035 or as late as 2039, depending on congressional funding. Option two would rely on companies ...

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The agency’s Mars Sample Return Program plans to bring these samples back to study them in state-of-the-art facilities on Earth. NASA/JPL-Caltech/MSSS NASA has big goals for Mars. It wants to ...

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However, NASA isn't sure how to get these samples back to Earth for analysis. The original Mars Sample Return Program called for collecting the Perseverance samples by 2033, but delays and ...

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NASA's mission is to return rock, soil and others samples to Earth for study ... by NASA's Perseverance rover and deliver them back to Earth. Last year, the agency said it was revising plans ...

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