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it adds $$$$$millions of dollars to space missions, it should de-classify Mars if no life is found this time again..50 years of looking has found nothing, not even fossils..would cut costs of all missions..

I was on the flight software V&V team for Juno. My recollection is the original plan for planetary protection for Juno was to deorbit to avoid contaminating the moons. With the main engine anomaly and the extension of the mission, how is planetary protection being done?

What is the maximum level of bacteria per square foot/inch that is allowed for missions to/from Mars, and does that level vary depending on the mission?

Really excited to hear from Dr. Cooper! Would she be willing to share how her life experiences help supercharge problem solving in NASA teams? Specific examples help #scicomm efforts to demonstrate how critical diversity, inclusion, and representation are to mission success

What extra precautions, if any, have been taken to ensure the samples that are collected by Perseverance are not contaminated with terrestrial biology while being collected or after their return? Thanks and keep up the fabulous science!!

What lessons have been learned from the handling of the samples themselves and the construction of facilities from recent projects such as Stardust and are being integrated into present and future sample return missions?

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