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A Framework for Evaluating Forward Contamination Risk for Bio-ISRU Microorganisms
NASA planetary protection policy seeks to avoid inadvertent forward contamination of celestial bodies and backward contamination of Earth during space exploration. For Mars missions, it has historically focused on sterilization of landers and rovers. Current policy provides no framework for assessin
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