On NASA's Mars Sample Return Mission Options Letter Report (1996) / Chapter Skim
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The assessment was based on "The Search for Evidence of Life on Mars," a working paper drafted by NASA's Mars Expeditions Strategy Group, guest lectures on the scientific goals for martian samples analyzed in laboratories on Earth, and presentations on NASA's four possible mission options. NASA's presentations emphasized that the exact sequence and details (e.g., payload mass and instrument complement of orbiters, and ranges and on-board analytical capabilities of rovers)
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The Space Studies Board and COMPLEX look forward to following the future development and implementation of NASA's plans for Mars exploration and, in particular, sample-return missions. COMPLEX would look forward to hearing an updated presentation on NASA's Mars planning activities and to receiving feedback on the comments contained in the attached assessment.
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