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  1. 7 Dec 2020

    Capsule send-off! Yesterday evening, we took off towards Japan. Take care! (Collection Team M)

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  2. 13 Dec 2020

    Group photo at the capsule landing site. This is the location identified by the DFS team and the capsule really was here: I’m proud~ Nearby was a kangaroo bed, so that might have been a surprise. (Collection Team M)

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  3. 13 Dec 2020

    Withdrawing from work at Woomera. It took a few days as we brought a lot of different equipment from Japan but it’s finally done! All we have do to now is go home. (Collection Team M)

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  4. 5 Dec 2020

    Photos of the century...

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  5. 5 Dec 2020

    Science, Bitch!

  6. 5 Dec 2020

    That moment when you coming home source.

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  7. 5 Dec 2020

    "We found the capsule! Together with the parachute! Wow!" (Collection Team M)

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  8. 6 Dec 2020

    So you dont miss latest is coming Home source: link to

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  9. 6 Dec 2020

    Capsule collection! The helicopter team immediately flew to the location identified by the DFS team. They searched for the fallen capsule by using radio waves and maps. Thank you very munch

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  10. 5 Dec 2020

    Top story: : 'Photographs of the fireball captured on-site. Welcome back. (Collection Team M) ' , see more

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  11. 6 Dec 2020

    The container with material from asteroid Ryugu parachuted down near Woomera in South Australia on Saturday evening. A recovery team in Australia found the capsule lying on the sandy ground, with its parachute draped over a tree. Credit:

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  12. 6 Dec 2020

    Great! Congratulations .

    Capsule collection! The helicopter team immediately flew to the location identified by the DFS team. They searched for the fallen capsule by using radio waves and maps. Thank you very much! (Collection Team M)
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  13. 30 Nov 2020

    Two birds are doing a dry run to help collect the . Way to go!

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    While at work, we ran parallel with emus. (Collection Team M)
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  14. 7 Dec 2020

    Good job, Hayabusa2! Following this great success, I am hoping for a further step forward in the cooperation between Japan🇯🇵 and Canada🇨🇦 in space technology.

    Space explorer "Hayabusa2", which incorporates the best of Japanese science and technology, delivered samples from an asteroid to Earth. We hope that these samples will help advance our knowledge of space.
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  15. 5 Dec 2020

    Congratulations 👏🏽

    Morning sun. We practiced a lot for today and I am glad it ended safely. The work as a DFS team is over, but the capsule is not collected until it is brought home to Japan! Thank you, everyone (Collection Team M)
  16. 6 Dec 2020

    Awesome stuff, from ☄️ to 🌍 👏🏼

    Capsule collection! The helicopter team immediately flew to the location identified by the DFS team. They searched for the fallen capsule by using radio waves and maps. Thank you very much! (Collection Team M)
  17. 5 Dec 2020

    Press Conference on Hayabusa2 Earth Return : Capsule Post-Recovery

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  18. 6 Dec 2020

    Mission complete :D

    Capsule collection! The helicopter team immediately flew to the location identified by the DFS team. They searched for the fallen capsule by using radio waves and maps. Thank you very much! (Collection Team M)
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  19. 3 Dec 2020

    You can watch the interviews and live streams about "Hayabus2" in English at the following site: "Hayabusa2" Earth Return: Live streams（Dec 4 - Dec 8） ⚠️Don't forget to convert JST into your time zone.

    Just 11 days away!! (12/5) ☄️ Capsule separation: 0:00, midnight, EDT (5 a.m. GMT) Orbit change: 1 a.m. EDT (6 a.m. GMT) Capsule landing: Noon EDT (5 p.m. GMT)
  20. 7 Dec 2020

    Belated congratulations to the Team on this great feat! The people of () should be very proud of this achievement. Stay safe.

    Capsule collection! The helicopter team immediately flew to the location identified by the DFS team. They searched for the fallen capsule by using radio waves and maps. Thank you very much! (Collection Team M)

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