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Japan, Mars and moon

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Japan is launching a mission to Mars moons and plans to bring samples home
NASA contributed to this first-of-its-kind mission that may help us understand how our solar system formed.

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Japan launches spacecraft to mysterious moons of Mars in a bold mission to bring home soil samples
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Japan launches mission to bring home a piece of the Martian moon Phobos
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Japan launches historic mission to collect samples from Mars moon Phobos
Japan has launched a $578 million mission to bring back the first samples from a Martian moon, Reuters reported, in a bid to settle how Phobos and Deimos formed.

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Japan’s Mars mission readies for launch, aiming to unlock life’s mysteries with Phobos samples
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Japan Launches Spacecraft to Mysterious Moons of Mars in a Bold Mission to Bring Home Soil Samples
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Mission to solve Mars moon mysteries

A Japanese-led mission launching on Monday hopes to find the answer to where Mars's two moons - Deimos and Phobos - came from.
Astrobiology
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Ancient Endorheic Lake Basins: Promising Sampling Sites for the Tianwen-3 Mars Sample Return Mission

Astrobiology (Journal) via PubMed]. The China National Space Administration has announced its Mars Sample Return mission Tianwen-3 to search for life on Mars. Tianwen-3 will be launched in 2028 and
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NASA’s next Mars mission targets Phobos and Deimos, not Red Planet

This is no secret that most of NASA’s missions revolve around finding Mars’ ancient secrets. But this time something different is going to happen. This time, NASA is backing a
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