Imperial College London scientists say microbes on asteroid samples from Japan's Hayabusa 2 mission have down to Earth ...
An all-out horsepower tussle and a no-prep drag event between a turbo Mustang and a turbo 'Busa. What could go wrong, right?
Bad news, folks: those samples from the asteroid Ryugu appear to have been contaminated by life here on Earth.
The Japanese Hayabusa-2 spacecraft is thought to have detonated an explosive charge on the asteroid it is exploring. The idea was to create an artificial crater on the object known as Ryugu.
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Japan's Hayabusa 2 space probe departed for Earth on Nov. 13 after completing its mission to explore and collect samples from the asteroid Ryugu. It had been on a mission to investigate the ...
They learned this because a sample from Ryugu, retrieved by the Hayabusa 2 mission 186 million miles from Earth, sent to ...
Rovers 1A and 1B (left and centre), alongside Minerva II-2 (right) which will be released at a later date Two robotic explorers are descending to the surface of an asteroid. Japan's Hayabusa-2 ...
The Mode 1 has the sharpest throttle response for maximum engine power for experienced riders on the best tarmacs, as it ...
There are three engine control options ranging from 1 to 3 — 1 being the fullest throttle response to let open maximum Hayabusa hyperbike carnage. Mode 2 for a more tamed throttle and engine ...