Japan Asteroid Flyby: Japan Probe Breaks Record
August 1, 2026 | by Aaditya Raj
Japan’s space agency says its probe made the closest-ever flyby of an asteroid. The probe, Hayabusa2, approached the asteroid Ryugu at 3.3 kilometers per second on May 12, 2019, providing valuable data for scientific study.
Curated in the public interest from original reporting.
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