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Photo taken by Rover-1B on Sept 21 at ~13:07 JST. It was captured just after separation from the spacecraft. Ryugu's surface is in the lower right. The misty top left region is due to the reflection of sunlight. 1B seems to rotate slowly after separation, minimising image blur.pic.twitter.com/P71gsC9VNI
This dynamic photo was captured by Rover-1A on September 22 at around 11:44 JST. It was taken on Ryugu's surface during a hop. The left-half is the surface of Ryugu, while the white region on the right is due to sunlight. (Hayabusa2 Project)pic.twitter.com/IQLsFd4gJu
I love this shot! Congratulation!
AWESOME!!!!!!!!
Congratulations with this great succes for your country and human prosperity!!!!
That's incredible, it looks like artwork for a @muse concept album!
amazing! congratulations to everyone involved!
i'm afraid you can't post that dave
this is incredible
Amazing.. The technology of our planet,if we combine it and use it for the Greater Good of all humans could do so much! This is just an example of how far we could go as the human race. It should never be used to destroy each other. But to better the existence of all. Great Work!
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