Hi all,
I have just read a news report on the BBC website that NASA and ESA have signed a "letter of intent" that ties together their Mars programs.
"The Mars Joint Exploration Initiative (Meji) has been under discussion for several months, with the key elements - covering scope, division of responsibility and financing - gradually falling into place. The letter of intent puts the initiative on a more formal footing."
This sounds interesting and if it helps keep Mars exploration going forward then it is good news. Disappointing to read that ESA's Mars rover is now delayed until 2018.
Cheers,
Maurice
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/8348867.stm
I have just read a news report on the BBC website that NASA and ESA have signed a "letter of intent" that ties together their Mars programs.
"The Mars Joint Exploration Initiative (Meji) has been under discussion for several months, with the key elements - covering scope, division of responsibility and financing - gradually falling into place. The letter of intent puts the initiative on a more formal footing."
This sounds interesting and if it helps keep Mars exploration going forward then it is good news. Disappointing to read that ESA's Mars rover is now delayed until 2018.

Cheers,
Maurice
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/8348867.stm
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