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NASA is mainly seeking suggestions from scientists and engineers around the world, but you don't have to have a Ph.D. Anyone can submit a proposal online and go through a lengthy process. "Check all the boxes and you may be considered," said NASA spokesman Dwayne Brown. Scientists welcomed the chance to offer input but worried about the budget uncertainty. "It will be extremely difficult to plan and implement the next specific steps that will lead to Mars sample return," Arizona State University scientist Jim Bell said in an email. He is part of the rover Curiosity team. ___ Online:
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