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Japan collaborates on mission to Mars' moon Phobos for soil sample collection

A collaborative mission involving five space agencies aims to land a robotic prospector and rover on Phobos, Mars' larger moon, to collect soil samples. The mission is expected to last five years.

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A collaborative mission involving five space agencies aims to land a robotic prospector and rover on Phobos, Mars' larger moon, to collect soil samples. The mission is expected to last five years.

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Japan launches spacecraft to Mars' moon in mission to bring back soil samples

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Japan collaborates on mission to Mars' moon Phobos for soil sample collection