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    Mission Science

    Mission Science is the job family responsible for providing scientific inputs and expertise to a mission and ensuring that the maximum scientific return possible within applicable constraints remains a primary goal for the overall mission. It is hierarchically independent of project management, and a general interface to the user community.

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