... making soil from asteroid material and a Titan sample return mission using in-situ propellants. These futuristic space ideas... NASA’s Glenn Research Center in Cleveland : Titan Sample Return Using In-situ Propellants. Marco Pavone, Stanford University...
... of the instruments on Rosetta. By the end of the mission it will be difficult to top it. The next step has to go towards a sample return mission because this will then allow the study of cometary material with all the fabulous machines...
Hayabusa2, Japan’s audacious asteroid sample-return spacecraft, is getting ready to collect a chunk of... the onboard sampler horn. Hayabusa2 will hold onto any samples it manages to collect and return them to Earth in 2020 for further study. After the...
.... They would also allow materials testing and experimentation directly on site, without the need for costly sample return to Earth. Importantly, this reuse strategy would save considerable space and budget, usually dedicated to chemical containers...
... biosignatures. And the boulders at the top will enable us to sample old pieces of crustal rocks. Both are main objectives for sampling and caching rocks before Mars Sample Return.” While it’s unknown if the lakes fluctuating water levels resulted...
... General Josef Aschbacher. “By contributing key European hardware and services to exciting programmes such as Artemis and Mars Sample Return we are building Europe’s autonomy while also being a reliable partner.” Nelson told a post-meeting press...