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Close up of asteroid dust through a microscope, revealing many mysteries
After many failed attempts to land on this asteroid surface, Hayabusa finally landed and collected 15,000 small dust particles in 2005.
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The Hayabusa 2 probe is on its way to reach the JU3 Ryugu meteorite
The Japan Space Exploration Agency (JAXA) has just confirmed that the probe Hayabusa 2 is on its way to reach meteorite 1999 JU3 (Ryugu) after successfully executing a s…
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Japan successfully launched meteorite probes
On December 3, Japan Air Exploration Agency (JAXA) successfully launched the Hayabusa 2 meteorite exploration spacecraft.
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Reveal Rosetta's opponent
Japanese space scientists have announced the rival of Rosetta: the Hayabusa-2 spacecraft will chase the asteroid and land on the target, take samples and return to Earth.
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Anatomy of asteroids
Telescope The new Southern European Observatory (ESA) technology at the La Silla Observatory conducted a detailed measurement of asteroids called Itokawa.
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Japanese experimental space bombs shoot meteors
Japanese scientists have successfully tested a cosmic cannon used to bombard meteorites in search of the origin of the planets.
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Japan will continue to explore
The Japan Space Exploration Agency (JAXA) will launch a spacecraft to a meteorite next year to sample soil and rock.
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10 mysteries 'terrible' about space technology
With the rapid development of space technology, people have more and more opportunities to explore the universe, but the main challenges ...
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Hayabusa spacecraft: The second successful landing
On the morning of November 26, the Japanese space agency (JAXA) said that the Hayabusa spacecraft had once again successfully landed on the asteroid and succeeded in col…
New technology
Japan launches the world's fastest high-speed train
According to the Japan Times, this speed is equivalent to the speed of TGV France - the fastest high speed train in the world today. With the speed, the time from Tokyo…