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Europa's lost decade: What happens to $5 billion‑plus in planetary R&D when missions die?
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Europa's lost decade: What happens to $5 billion‑plus in planetary R&D when missions die?
The Europa Lander was supposed to involve a voyage to the namesake moon of Jupiter. NASA, however, has left it unfunded for several years and the mission was effectively deprioritized by the 2023-2032 Planetary Science Decadal Survey, leaving it essentially mothballed. The craft’s fate leave the space agency and its partners to decide whether a… The post Europa’s lost decade: What happens to $5 billion‑plus in planetary R&D when missions die? ap…
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