VIVA – Government Japan will send its spacecraft to Planet’s natural satellite Mars, Phobos, in 2024. The shipment is intended to take soil samples in 2029. The information was conveyed by the national television station NHK.
Launch Sputniknews, Monday, July 5, 2021, Japan has compiled a medium-term report on space policy on June 29 last. Japan Aerospace Exploration (JAXA) plans to examine one of the satellites of the Planet Mars in 2024.
The mission is expected to bring soil samples that have been collected from Phobos back to Earth for further research in the years to come.
Not only that, JAXA also plans to develop a disaster warning system that utilizes small satellites so that the Japanese government can know directly if there is an impending disaster.
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