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JAXA mulls sample return mission to Martian moons

Submit on Thursday, June 11th, 2015 22:57

The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency has unveiled a plan for an unmanned space probe to bring back sand and other samples from Mars’ in a multiyear mission that could begin as early as 2021.

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