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INDeX

4...............................................................................................................About JAXA

5.........................................................................Asteroid explorer HAYABUSA

6...................................................................................................The solar system

8.........................................................................................................................Mission

8......................................................................................................................Samples

9...................................................................................... The asteroid ITOKAWA

11.............................................................................................................. The voyage

12..............................................................Project Manager J. KAWAGUCHI

13 ........................................................................................ Building Instructions

86..................................................................................... A word from DAISUKE

87 ...........................................................................From idea to ﬁnal product

88..................................................................................About LEGO®CUUSOO

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AN INcReDIbLe JOuRNeY

When the Hayabusa spacecraft successfully returned to Earth

on 13 June 2010, it was carrying a unique and precious cargo –

particles of dust from the surface of an asteroid. The seven-year

mission, carried out by the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency

(JAXA), is not only one of the greatest technological feats of mod-

ern times, it has also given us new and invaluable insights into the

birth and evolution of our solar system.

イラスト：池下章裕/©AkihiroIkeshita

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The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) is Japan’s

national aerospace agency. It was created in 2003, when three

separate organizations merged into a single institution to com-

bine advanced research and technological development with the

launch of satellites and spacecraft into space.

Under the motto of “Reaching for the skies, exploring space”,

JAXA continues to challenge unknown and unexplored frontiers,

striving to succeed with its wide range of research and develop-

ment missions in order to contribute to the overall peace and

happiness of humankind.

AbOut JAXA

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AsteROID

eXPLOReR

hAYAbusA

The technological challenges facing the Hayabusa mission were

immense. It would be the ﬁrst spacecraft deliberately designed to

make contact with the surface of an asteroid in order to gather physi-

cal soil samples for analysis back on Earth. As the distances were

great and little was known about the asteroid on which it would land,

Hayabusa, which means falcon in Japanese, created new standards

for space technology in the areas of ion engines, autonomous con-

trol and optical navigation

Launch date: 9th May 2003

Re-entry date: 13th June 2010

Weight: 510 kg (including propellant)

Full width: 6 m

Main body: 1.0m x 1.1m x 1.6m (Hexahedron)

Main engine: Ion engines (microwave-discharge type)

Propellant: Xenon, Hydrazine, Dinitrogen tetroxide

Velocity at re-entry: 12km/sec

Traveling distance: 6 billion km

AsteROID

eXPLOReR

hAYAbusA

FActs

推進剤込み

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小惑星イトカワ

Itokawa

地球

Earth

火星

Mars

月

Moon

金星

Venus

水星

Mercury

太陽

Sun

木星

Jupiter

土星

Saturn

天王星

Uranus

海王星

Neptune

冥王星

Pluto

木星

Asteroid belt

the sOLAR sYsteM

Around 4.5 billion years ago, our solar system was born from a massive cosmic dust cloud. Our own planet, Earth, the third in the solar system, became a life-friendly

planet. Humankind has always gazed at the stars, later observing the diﬀerent planets through telescopes. Eventually, advanced technology allowed us to send space

probes for on-sight observation of celestial bodies. Huge telescopes also enabled us to discover whole new worlds and revolutionized our understanding of what a

planetary system is. Though we may sometimes think modern technology has solved most of the mysteries of space and humankind, the exploration of the origin of

life and the universe has only just begun.

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小惑星イトカワ

Itokawa

地球

Earth

火星

Mars

月

Moon

金星

Venus

水星

Mercury

太陽

Sun

木星

Jupiter

土星

Saturn

天王星

Uranus

海王星

Neptune

冥王星

Pluto

木星

Asteroid belt

©JAXA/NASA

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Before the Hayabusa mission, the Moon was the only astronomi-

cal body from which physical samples of the surface had been

gathered. But, since the Moon has changed greatly over time due

to thermal processes, these samples could tell us little about the

origins of our solar system. Asteroids, being smaller, were thought

to contain a more pristine record of the planet-forming era. If a

soil sample could be obtained from the surface of an asteroid, it

could provide new clues about the ﬁrst stages of a solar nebula

and the raw materials that formed planets. This became the goal

of the Hayabusa mission.

More than 1500 individual particles of dust from the surface of

Itokawa were found in the capsule of Hayabusa when it returned

to Earth – the largest only 0,3 mm in size.

Detailed analysis has shown components such as olivine,

pyroxene, plagioclase and iron sulﬁde were present. Researchers

now believe Itokawa was formed immediately after the birth of the

solar system 4.5 billion years ago, when celestial bodies, such as

the smaller asteroids, collided together.

MIssION sAMPLes

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The asteroid Itokawa is one of the near-earth objects orbiting between Earth

and Mars. It was discovered in 1998 and later named 25143 Itokawa after the

pioneering Japanese rocket scientist, Dr. Hideo Itokawa.

Relatively small in size, Itokawa measures only 535m x 294m x 209m and has

an irregular shape. While some parts of its surface are rough and rock-strewn,

others are smooth and more even. Analysis of the dust particles collected by

Hayabusa show they have been there for a few million years. Tests also sug-

gest that Itokawa is probably made up of interior fragments of a larger asteroid

that broke apart.

Prominent regions on the surface of Itokawa were given place names related

to the Hayabusa project.

the AsteROID

ItOKAWA

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Departure / Touchdown to the surface of Itokawa /

Shadow of Hayabusa on Itokawa / Re-entry of Hayabusa /

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