Phobos and Deimos: a bridge between scientific investigations and human exploration at NASA Forum
(Article by Dr Sarah Crites, International Top Young Fellow at ISAS) The moons of Mars, whose origin will be probed...
(Article by Dr Sarah Crites, International Top Young Fellow at ISAS) The moons of Mars, whose origin will be probed...
To successfully sample the rocks of Phobos or Deimos, the Martian Moon eXploration (MMX) spacecraft must be able to secure...
On Friday August 25th and Saturday August 26th, our JAXA Sagamihara Campus will have a special public open day!
The Martian Moons eXploration (MMX) mission will bring back samples from one of the two moons of Mars to probe early Solar System history and the processes that formed the Martian moons--but to achieve the mission’s goals, those samples need to be representative of the rest of the surface. How will mission planners decide where to land, and which samples to bring back?
A major component of the Martian Moon eXploration (MMX) mission is to collect a sample of the loose regolith that...
“It’s like crime scene,” explains Hal Levison from the NASA Lucy mission to the Trojan asteroids that escort Jupiter around...
NASA’s @Dr_ThomasZ presented ISAS’s Saku Tsuneta with a book of NASA missions to acknowledge the importance of @JAXA_en collaborations!
Great day at @JAXA_en today with Dr. Tsuneta, talking about @NASA collaborations in @NASASun, #NASAAstro, #NASAPlanetary, and @NASAEarth
NASA’s @OSIRISREx is sweeping by Earth on Friday to use our planet’s gravity to reorientate towards asteroid Bennu! https://t.co/wzxY7Djz3A
Today is Hayabusa2’s 1000th day in space! @haya2e_jaxa will reach asteroid Ryugu next year. We’re so excited for you, #hayabusa2_1kD!
