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Workers from the control center of the Japanese Space Agency announced the landing on Friday, while a space signal confirmed the spacecraft "Hayabusa 2" The asteroid has touched.
During the landing, it was programmed "Hayabusa 2" To lengthen the tube and to throw a piece resembling a ball with pins L & # 39; asteroid Blow materials under the surface.
If the task succeeds, you will need Vehicle Then, take samples for possible ground transmission, and three similar landing events are planned.
The Japanese Minister of Education, Masahiko Shibayama, said that the agency had concluded, after the first landing, that the sampling stages had been completed successfully.
And compared to the Japanese space agency "Jaxa" Attempts landing by trying to land on a baseball platform from the launch site of the vehicle located 20 kilometers above the asteroid.
The diameter of the asteroid, called Ryugu, is located about 900 meters from a sea palace in a Japanese folk tale, located 280 million kilometers away Earth.
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Workers at the Japanese Space Agency 's control center announced the landing on Friday, while a space signal confirmed that the Hayabusa – 2 spacecraft had hit the ground. ;asteroid.
During the landing, Hayabusa 2 was programmed to provide a tube, as well as a ball-shaped pinball piece in the asteroid to detonate the material beneath the surface.
If the mission succeeds, the vehicle will then collect samples for possible ground transmission and three similar landings are planned.
The Japanese Minister of Education, Masahiko Shibayama, said that the agency had concluded, after the first landing, that the sampling stages had been completed successfully.
The Japanese space agency JAXA has compared its attempts to landing at a baseball platform from the launch site of the vehicle 20 kilometers above the asteroid.
The diameter of the asteroid, called Ryugu, is about 900 meters and is 280 million kilometers from Earth.
