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Japan Mars moon sample mission Developing

First reported Oct 18, 3:30 AM ET by Associated Press · ongoing, 45 hours so far

Japan launches mission to return samples from Mars moon (opens the original story in a new tab)

ReutersOct 19, 4:50 PM

9 / 27 outletsNot yet: Business Insider, CNBC, The Epoch Times, ABC News +14
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Not yet: Business Insider, CNBC, The Epoch Times, ABC News, Politico, The New York Times, Fox News, Los Angeles Times, MS NOW, NTD, Newsmax, Newsweek, TIME, The Hill, The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, USA Today, Vox

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Japan launches mission to return samples from Mars moon

Bluesky · Reuters · Oct 19, 4:50 PM

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Japan to launch first-ever mission to get samples from a Martian moon

Bluesky · New York Post · Oct 18, 12:04 PM

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