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JAXA Sets Its Sights on Pristine Comet Samples in a New Push to Study the Early Solar System
Japan’s space agency is planning a mission aimed at returning untouched material from a comet, extending a small-body exploration record already built by the Hayabusa and Hayabusa2 missions
Key Takeaways
- JAXA is planning a mission to return pristine samples from a comet.
- The project builds on JAXA’s earlier small-body successes with Hayabusa and Hayabusa2.
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