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Data sets archived in the PDS are in the public domain. They are provided at no charge to NASA-funded scientists. Others may request copies of PDS data sets on CD or DVD from the National Space Science Data Center, where a small service fee is charged. The most popular PDS data sets are online and may be downloaded by anyone for free.
