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NASA Europa Missions, projects and proposals for the 2020s
MahFL
post Mar 5 2014, 12:53 AM
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post Feb 25 2018, 09:29 PM
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Some presentations on Europa mission instrumentation were shown at the recent OPAG meeting, including a Micro-Raman spectrometer for a possible lander. Also an update on mission planning status in this tweet from Emily. The Critical Design Review mentioned there is in late 2019.


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post Apr 4 2018, 02:58 PM
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According to various sources, the recent NASA budget requests include increased funding for planetary exploration, including funding for a Europa Lander to follow Europa Clipper (or for the two missions to run concurrently).

Meanwhile, on the planning side, there has been some iteration on the design of such a lander.


http://spacenews.com/europa-lander-concept...and-complexity/

I have only barely dared to believe that a Europa Lander might occur in the next ~15 years, but there are some encouraging signs now pointing that way.
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