Land rovers on Mars and the Moon cost the United States taxpayers between $100 million and $250 million each, but they can still be as expensive as a trip to the moon.
According to a new report by NASA, landers launched on the Apollo and Viking missions were far more expensive to launch than the Mars rovers launched on Apollo 13, the last of the Space Age, which launched on October 16, 1973.
The cost of each landing on Mars in 1973 was about $100,000 to launch, but the cost of landing on the Moon was more than $2 billion.
On Earth, landings cost about $2 million per astronaut, but in space, the cost could be as much as $100 billion per mission.
According the report, only about one in four of the costs of landing a rover on Mars were incurred by the U.S. government.
But the U tos cost more than that, with the average cost of a lander in a mission to Mars at $100.5 million.
The U.N. Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change says that it estimates that the cost for a one-year mission on Mars could be about $1.5 trillion, and the cost on the moon could be $1 trillion.NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center, a NASA facility, has been working on plans to land on Mars since 2003.
But after a decade of study and development, the agency finally launched a manned mission in December 2010.
That mission, the first since the Apollo missions, was unsuccessful, as was the mission that followed.
The report says that the U of S was the first U.K. university to conduct a study of the cost and schedule of a mission on the Red Planet, but that a few more studies were needed before the U had the required budget to complete a mission.
It said that NASA had to develop a cost analysis that would account for the cost to launch a rover into Mars and land on the lunar surface, and also for the costs to bring down the craft to a landing site.
It said that the Mars lander costs alone, with its fuel and other supplies, should have covered at least one year’s operations for a total of about three years.NASA has spent $1 billion to build the lander.
The report said that a study was conducted to determine the cost per pound of the rover, and that the study found that the average lander weighed about 4 pounds.NASA and the US.
Department of Defense spent another $800 million on a new rover called the Mars Science Laboratory, which was designed to launch in 2021 and cost between $1 and $2.4 billion to develop.
The agency has spent nearly $1,000 million to train a team of engineers to design the rover.
It also has $200 million in research and development funding from NASA and the National Science Foundation, and is planning to start construction of the first prototype in 2019.
