Door – Space shuttle Japan After a year of traveling from home, he approached Earth Asteroid So far, evidence from soil samples and clues about the origin of the solar system have been released, said a space agency official on Friday, November 27, 2020.
The spaceship leaves Hayabusan 2 Asteroid Rio, about 300 million miles (180 million miles) away, a year ago. On 6 December, a capsule containing a useful specimen is expected to land in South Australia.
Scientist at the Space Research Agency Japan Unreliable samples, mainly taken below ground level AsteroidContains important information that is not affected by radiation and other environmental factors.
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According to Makoto Yoshiwawa, project manager for the Hyabuusap project, scientists are interested in analyzing organic matter in Rugu soil samples.
“Organisms are the origin of life on earth, but we (astrologers) don’t know where they came from,” said Yoshikaka. We hope to analyze the list of organic matter found in Hyabusa 2 and find clues about the origin of life on earth.
The space agency, JPA Dilangsir, and the space agency, JA XA, plan to drop a sample of Australia’s small population at 220,000 km (136,700 miles), which is a huge challenge to proper control.
The heat-resistant capsule is turned into a ball when it re-enters the atmosphere at an altitude of 200 miles[200 km](125 miles) from the ground. About 6 kilometers above ground level, the parachute is closed in preparation for ground, and an explosion signal is sent.
JAXA staff have installed parabolic antennas at several locations in the area which are meant to pick up signals and assist search and retrieval missions by building naval radars, drones and helicopters.
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