The Hayabusa Mission Asteroid Adventure - Japanese Tec -

[looksintolasers]

Congratulations Japan! The mission *was* successful!

[hrysoulam]

I think that is endangering life in Earth, because of bacteria possibly present on the different asteroids which remain dormant and revice once exposed to oxygen. Not to mention such waste of money when millions of people are dying of hunger every day. I would approve only if these companies that send probes to space mathced dollar to dollar for human services to the third world countries.

If you can dig on an asteroid you can dig in Africa for water first.

[jiroblue]

Hayabusa just returned to the earth from Itokawa after 7-year journey. How romantic to solve the mystery of the solar system. WHat do you think?

[sandlunddd]

i have meet Hayabusa when i was in my UFo crusing in the space , now im back and can write about it:D

[floatinsun]

I always wonder, how scientists manage to land on a moving object so precisely, It is really great. I heard that Hayabusa completed its mission, and landed in Australia .Hope it has collected some sample particles Which can be analysed. I read that it had technical glitches in all the stages of its mission including failure to collect sample

[2009poorman]

世界の皆様、ご声援ありがとうございます！

[TheBUNNII27]

CONGRATS!!!=)

[happajyanaiyo]

はやぶさ、お帰り！！

Welcom back, HAYABUSA!!

[gamalloj]

Congratulations Japan! I hope that mission will be sussesfull.

[qqzeubest]

c'est une très très grande prouesse. j'espère que la sonde reviendra même si çà va être dur puisqu'elle n'a plus qu'un gyroscope sur les 3 au départ...