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NASA Canceled Exploration Programs Were Running Way Late, Report Justifies

via Ars Technica·Jun 25

An analysis finds that NASA's recently canceled exploration programs were running significantly behind schedule, with contract values ballooning from $2.8 billion to $5.9 billion. The report suggests that the cancellations may have been financially prudent given the massive delays and cost overruns inherent in the projects. This finding could influence future federal spending on space exploration and defense contracts.

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