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     • Formally started in NASA's FY 1994 budget, the Discovery program featured small planetary exploration spacecraft with focused science goals that could be built in 36 months or less, for less than $190 million in development costs and a total mission cost of less than $299 million.
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   Formally started in NASA's FY 1994 budget, the Discovery program featured small planetary exploration spacecraft with focused science goals that could be built in 36 months or less, for less than $190 million in development costs and a total mission cost of less than $299 million.

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   The Discovery Program is a series of Solar System exploration missions funded by the U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) through its Planetary Missions Program Office. The cost of each mission is capped at a lower level than missions from NASA's New Frontiers or Flagship Programs.

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   The goal of NASA’s Discovery Program is to provide frequent flight opportunities for high-quality, high-value, focused, planetary science investigations that can be accomplished under a not-to-exceed cost cap.

5. ourplnt.com › budget-of-nasa-year-by-yearBudget of NASA, Year by Year [1958-2024] - Our Planet

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   Jun 10, 2024 · Here’s the budget of NASA, year by year between 1958 and 2024. 2024 NASA Budget. 2024 NASA Budget is $24.875 billion. Source: NASA’s FY 2024 Budget, The Planetary Society

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   The Discovery program represents the implementation of NASA Administrator Daniel Goldin's desire to build "Faster, Better, Cheaper" missions. The goal is to launch many, smaller missions that do focused science in a reduced period of time, and cost less than $150 (FY92$) million to build.

7. www.zdnet.com › article › nasas-budget-was-24b-inNASA's budget was $24B in 2022. Here's how it spends the ...

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   Jan 10, 2023 · The total costs are expected to reach $93 billion by 2025. What portion of the pie does space take up in the overall federal budget?

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   How much did the NASA Discovery program cost?

   • Formally started in NASA's FY 1994 budget, the Discovery program featured small planetary exploration spacecraft with focused science goals that could be built in 36 months or less, for less than $190 million in development costs and a total mission cost of less than $299 million.

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   What is the NASA Discovery Program?

   • Not to be confused with Space Shuttle Discovery or CORONA (satellite) § Discoverer. The Discovery Program is a series of Solar System exploration missions funded by the U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) through its Planetary Missions Program Office.

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   How much money did NASA spend in 2020?

   • The following chart, created by the Planetary Society using data from the Office of Management and Budget Historical Tables 8.5 and 8.7, illustrates federal spending in fiscal year 2020. In that fiscal year, the overall budget was $6.6 trillion, of which 0.3% ($22.6 billion) went to NASA.

   NASA's budget was $24B in 2022. Here's how it spends the money

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   What is the Discovery Program?

   • The Discovery Program was founded in 1990 to implement the policy of the then-NASA administrator Daniel S. Goldin of " faster, better, cheaper " [ 2 ] planetary science missions. Existing NASA programs had specified mission targets and objectives in advance, then sought bidders to construct and operate them.

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   How much does NASA spend on Artemis?

   • Everything you need to know about NASA's new moon mission NASA has already spent about $40 billion on Artemis as of November 2021. The total costs are expected to reach $93 billion by 2025. What portion of the pie does space take up in the overall federal budget?

   NASA's budget was $24B in 2022. Here's how it spends the money

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   How much money does NASA spend on a Mars rover?

   • That money gets spread out over many different projects. So even though the Curiosity rover had an astounding $2.6 billion price tag, each citizen only paid about about $0.41 per year to put the SUV-sized robot on Mars. Since 1972, NASA’s budget hasn’t increased, but has been cut by roughly 75 percent, and it’s stayed that way for 42 years.

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   Nov 5, 2015 · So even though the Curiosity rover had an astounding $2.6 billion price tag, each citizen only paid about about $0.41 per year to put the SUV-sized robot on Mars. Since 1972, NASA’s budget...