Which of the following, if true, would most strengthen NASA's contention that the critics are misinformed? A. In 2007, NASA will spend 30% of it's total budget on developing a space shuttle that can travel to Mars. In 2013, that figure is expected to drop to 0%. B. Studies have shown that Congress traditionally determines NASA's budget based on its perception of public interest in NASA's projects. C. Some scientists are convinced that a mission to Europa would add immeasurably to our understanding of the universe; others believe that we will gain little insight from exploring Europa. D. A new telescope that has been developed in Tokyo allows scientists to look at Europa in ways never possible before and promises to yield more information than the planned mission was designed to provide. E. Most Americans feel that a shuttle to Mars is the next logical step in the development of a system that will eventually allow humans to travel to places as far away as Europa and beyond.