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Earth & Space Spring Open House

Posted on January 24, 2013 by Center for Meteorite Studies

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Sound on!🔊 When listening for marsquakes, our @NASAInSight spacecraft recorded audio with three distinct sounds:
💨 Noise from the Martian wind
🔴 Vibrations on the Red Planet
📷 Its robotic arm moving to take pictures

Listen in: https://t.co/QPaEmgsiVW .

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21 Apr

This video shows the descent of the SCI (Small Carry-on Impactor) made from images captured at 2 second intervals just after separation from Hayabusa2 by the onboard TIR (Thermal Infrared Camera). In the background, you can see the surface of Ryugu 500m away.

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21 Apr

Asteroid Ryugu was the cover of ‘Science Magazine’, published on April 19!

The journal contains three papers on Hayabusa2, describing the results from remote observations. Please come and see our summary here: https://t.co/dyWGxWA07F

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21 Apr

Our approach at JAXA to exploring small astronomical objects is the subject of two articles in @NatureAstronomy (published April 5). First is a piece by JAXA’s Fujimoto & Tasker, detailing the plans for JAXA’s small body exploration after Hayabusa2. https://t.co/sToKssafGk

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21 Apr

The second article in @NatureAstronomy (published April 5) is by Hikaru Yabuta from Hiroshima University. Yabuta is a member of the Hayabusa2 science team and describes the arrival at Ryugu to the successful touchdown. https://t.co/igU0SQVz5a

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