English to Persian (Farsi) Science Astronomy & Space Telescopes on space

An increase of $63 million in FY 2005 ($1,311 million over five years, a 192% increase) to prepare for the next decade of
Mars research missions by investing in key capabilities to enable advanced robotic missions, such as returning geological
samples form Mars or drilling under the surface of the planet. In the next decade, NASA will launch precursor missions to
Mars to test new technologies that will be key to enabling future human missions. These robotic flights will obtain critical data
for human missions on chemical hazards, resource locations, and research sites, and they may prepare resources and sites
in anticipation of human landings.