NASA trims Mars Science Lab rover to cover $75 million shortfall
NASA is descoping the $1.7 billion Mars Science Laboratory (MSL) rover, cutting back some instruments, capping others and changing some design elements to cover a $75 million overrun. The agency's Science Mission Directorate (SMD) drew on input from the MSL project office at the Jet Propulsion...
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