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Hayabusa2’s first touchdown collects a surface sample

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The first of two collections; the second took subsurface material exposed by the impact experiment. Dated to the month — archives state the touchdown across 21–22 February in different time conventions. Encounter class: sample collection.

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  1. Story
  2. The first of two collections; the second took subsurface material exposed by the impact experiment. Dated to the month — archives state the touchdown across 21–22 February in different time conventions. Encounter class: sample collection.
  3. Knowledge
  4. Ryugu
  5. Hayabusa2
  6. Hayabusa2’s first touchdown collects a surface sample
  7. Connections
  8. Hayabusa2
  9. Ryugu
  10. Ryugu
  11. Hayabusa2 arrives at Ryugu
  12. Hayabusa2’s first touchdown collects a surface sample
  13. The Ryugu sample lands in Australia
  14. Hayabusa2
  15. Hayabusa2 arrives at Ryugu
  16. Hayabusa2’s first touchdown collects a surface sample
  17. Evidence
  18. Launch, Ryugu arrival, the touchdown samplings and the 2020 capsule return.
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