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NASA Will Let Trump Decide How to Bring Mars Rocks to Earth

First, a new robotic spacecraft would land near the Perseverance rover, which would then hand over about 30 of its rock samples to launch into orbit around Mars. Yet another spacecraft, from the European Space Agency, would retrieve those samples, take them back to Earth and drop them off within a small disk-shaped vehicle that would land in a Utah desert.

It's a bargain at $8 billion.

And no doubt Trump will make Mars pay for it.