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Japan to Launch First Round Trip Mars Mission. It Will Bring Back Dust From Martian Moons

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While NASA’s Perseverance rover has collected samples from the Martian surface, they have not returned to Earth yet.

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Japan wants to bring samples from one of the Mars moons to Earth for the first time. Aboard the spacecraft: a small Franco-German rover called "Idefix".

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Japan wants to bring samples from one of the Mars moons to Earth for the first time. Aboard the spacecraft: a small Franco-German rover called "Idefix".

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Japan wants to bring samples from one of the Mars moons to Earth for the first time. Aboard the spacecraft: a small Franco-German rover called "Idefix".

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Little is known about the origin and composition of the Mars moons. A Japanese mission with European participation is intended to bring new insights.

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The Print broke the news in New Delhi, India on Monday, October 19, 2026.
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