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8 Program Balance
Pages 28-29

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... These two objects provide unique information about planetary evolution and processes. They record on their surfaces the bombardment history in the inner solar system and give direct information on the processes of impact cratering.
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... This requirement holds even if NASA's commitment to manned exploration requires extensive scientific precursor studies of Mars and the Moon. The committee realizes that the broad goals of planetary science require a balanced program of basic science and exploration, which includes studies of all planets, the Moon, and select asteroids and comets in our solar system.


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