NASA plans to cut science mission selection times by 45%
Both outlets reported that NASA aims to reduce the time for selecting science missions by 45%, from 35 months to approximately 19.5 months, under a new model. The News International referred to it as "Competition Model 2.0," while Minute Mirror focused on the overall goal of overhauling the selection process.
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NASA plan aims to cut some science mission selection times by up to 45%
NASA plans to overhaul its science mission selection process, aiming to reduce the time needed to advance some proposals to a second-stage selection from 35 months to about 19.5 months.
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NASA competition model 2.0 cuts mission selection by 45%
Getting a Discovery or New Frontiers mission from announcement to second-step selection currently takes NASA about 35 months. Under a new plan, called Competition Model 2.0, the agency wants it done in about 19.5.NASA's science chief, Nicola...
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