The document titled "Thresholds of Temperature and Time for Mars Sample Return: Final Report of the Mars Sample Return Temperature-Time Tiger Team" provides valuable information on the potential risks and effects of exposing Mars Sample Return (MSR) samples to specific temperature ranges. The report was conducted by a team of scientists from various disciplines to assess the impact of temperature on the integrity and scientific value of the samples. It discusses the potential reactions and processes that may occur when samples collected from Mars are heated, including the release of volatiles, chemical reactions, and effects on inorganic and organic materials. The document also emphasizes the importance of preserving hydrated minerals and the potential impact of temperature changes on the scientific analysis and interpretation of the samples. Additionally, it discusses the potential risks and challenges associated with the MSR mission, including the presence of terrestrial contaminants and the assessment of potential Martian life in the samples. Overall, this document provides valuable insights for library patrons conducting research on Mars Sample Return and the impact of temperature on sample preservation and scientific analysis. [Extracted from the article]