Our first “MMX Conference”
The first MMX Conference was held at JAXA ISAS in November. But how did it differ from the meetings we've held in the past?
The first MMX Conference was held at JAXA ISAS in November. But how did it differ from the meetings we've held in the past?
Commonly known as “Ukaren”, the 68th Space Science and Technology Conference was held in November 2024, and included a two day session dedicated to news from the MMX mission!
In November, the JAXA Sagamihara Special Open Campus Day was held, with the MMX exhibit including a 1/2 size model of the spacecraft.
The C-SMP and SSTM MMX sampling equipment that will collect material from Phobos are now being integrated onto the spacecraft!
The MMX Project has published files that you can use to print your own 1:48 scale MMX spacecraft with a 3D printer!
Development for the Mass Spectrum Analyzer (MSA) that will measure the ions originating from Mars and Phobos is now complete, and ready for assembly onto the MMX spacecraft.
Welcome to the Martian Moon eXploration (MMX) Mission blog! Here we will share news and activities from our project team as we investigate what we need to explore the Martian moons and return a sample to Earth. Our plans and the mission details may change in the future as we gather more information, and you can follow this progress here and on twitter.
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