Japan announced plans to bring back soil samples from Mars' moon by 2029
As the new space race ramps up, the Japanese Aerospace Exploration Agency announced a pivotal step in the hunt for evidence of life on Mars, which, if executed, means Japan could attain Martian soil samples and have the opportunity to study those samples for signs of life years before the U.S. and China.... [+]
a video taken by several cameras aboard the descent stage as NASA’s Perseverance rover as it touched down in the area known as Jezero crater on February 18, 2021 on the planet Mars. The Japanese Aerospace Exploration Agency said on Thursday it would launch a robot explorer in 2024 to collect soil samples from Phobos, one of Mars’ moons, and bring the samples back to Earth by 2029, the
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