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  1. 22. helmik. 2019

    Everyone, we did it!!! Thank you so much for your support from all over the world!

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  2. 24. helmik. 2019

    This is an image captured just after ! It was taken with the wide-angle ONC-W1 onboard camera and shows the shadow of Hayabusa2 and a region of the surface that seems to have been discoloured by the touchdown.

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  3. 22. helmik. 2019

    captured an image immediately after touchdown. Dark splotch after truster burn on the surface of , target marker (TM) and contamination of camera lens by dust particles from are visible.

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  4. 21. helmik. 2019

    21 February 2019 (an asteroid sample return mission operated by ) touched down on near-Earth asteroid launched on 3 December 2014, arrived at Ryugu on 27 June 2018 & will return to Earth in Dec 2020

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  5. 21. helmik. 2019

    Good luck !

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  6. 21. helmik. 2019

    Congratulations to on a successful touchdown and retrieval! is looking forward to comparing data and sharing samples with Japan from our own asteroid sample return mission, , when it returns from asteroid Bennu in 2023.

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  7. 21. helmik. 2019

    Tonight, spacecraft will boop asteroid @162173Ryugu and collect a sample to return to Earth. What's your preferred description of this maneuver?

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  8. 21. helmik. 2019

    Many happy faces in mission control... touchdown and liftoff from asteroid , hopefully with a sample to return to 🌏... well done !! 👏👏 🛰💫

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  9. 24. helmik. 2019

    [TD1-L08E1] On February 23 at 12:00 JST, Hayabusa2 returned to the home position (at about 20km altitude). Thank you all for rooting for ! Our mission continues!

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  10. 23. helmik. 2019

    The team has confirmed a successful touchdown on asteroid Ryugu at the location marked L08! Our scientists with your team in the room & here at home are thrilled with your success! Congratulations!

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  11. 28. helmik. 2019

    Last week the JAXA team safely guided to a successful touchdown on asteroid Ryugu! The spacecraft is healthy & currently at its home position ~20km from Ryugu. JAXA is still downloading images & conducting analysis on data collected for this touchdown.

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  12. 20. helmik. 2019

    Japan's Hayabusa-2 spacecraft is now descending to the surface of Ryugu, where it will grab a sample of primitive asteroid for delivery back to Earth!

    [TD1 - L08E1] Today (2/21) 12: 36 (JST), the decision to begin the touchdown operation was declared as "GO". While the descent start time is delayed about 5 hours, the speed to 5km altitude will be increased slightly so there is no change to the scheduled time for touchdown.
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  13. 21. helmik. 2019

    In the meantime in Canberra, our interplanetary antenna has confirmed that everything went went. The projectile was fired and the spacecraft came back up as planned so everything seems to be in good health. We just need to wait for the sample...

    Person operating space communications system with multiple computer screens.
    Our Operations Control Centre is very happy with the telemetry coming in from for asteroid touchdown. Feedback from is that they are VERY happy.😀
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  14. 30. kesäk. 2019

    Happy ! to February when , the 1st mission to deliver rovers onto an , descended to its surface for a sample before returning to in 2020. WATCH:

    Breakthrough: Direct from an Asteroid
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  15. 21. helmik. 2019

    The Japanese-to-English translator on is using "the explorer" in contexts where English speakers would use "spacecraft." Can someone tell me the Japanese word being used here?

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  16. 26. helmik. 2019

    These updates are supposed to be short and tweetable. But no one can restrain themselves any more. AND WHO CAN BLAME THEM? !

    ★ Hayabusa2 status (2019.2.18) ★ In the first half of this week, the spacecraft was at an altitude of 20km as we made final preparations for landing before beginning the descent at 2/21. And on 2/22 at 07:29 JST, we finally touched down on Ryugu. [1/3]
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  17. 22. helmik. 2019

    Big Congratulations to the whole team on the successful first touchdown of Hayabusa2 on ! 🎉

    Everyone, we did it!!! Thank you so much for your support from all over the world!
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  18. 26. helmik. 2019

    ’s rough surface surprised mission scientists. So they pulled out their spare gun and shot an “asteroid” at home first. By @NolaTRedd Via

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  19. 21. helmik. 2019

    みんなやったぞーー！！！！！（両手を突き上げて後ろに倒れる） 世界中からの応援、ほんとうに、ほんとうにありがとう！ (IES兄)

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  20. 21. helmik. 2019

    見せてもらおうか、2とやらの力を

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