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Japan’s asteroid probe grabbed a ton of material on its second attempt – BGR
The asteroid probe Hayabusa2, sent by the Japanese space agency JAXA, made two attempts to collect material from the surface of the space rock Ryugu. As the now-returned…

- The asteroid probe Hayabusa2, sent by the Japanese space agency JAXA, made two attempts to collect material from the surface of the space rock Ryugu.
- As the now-returned samples reveal, the initial attempt gathered fine particles and sandy material, but the second attempt was much more impressive.
- JAXA describes the second sample as including rocks as large as nearly half an inch, and they’re very hard.
Japan’s Hayabusa2 asteroid probe mission took a long, long time. Flying to and from the asteroid…
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