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Spacecraft set to launch mission to return Martian moon dust

A spacecraft is due to launch on a mission designed to collect 10 grams of dust from one of Mars’s moons and bring it back to Earth.

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A spacecraft is preparing to launch on an ambitious mission to collect dust from one of Mars’s moons and return the material to Earth.

The mission aims to bring back 10 grams of Martian moon dust. The material would be collected during the spacecraft’s journey to Mars and then transported back to Earth for further study.

The supplied information does not give a launch date, identify the spacecraft or name the Martian moon involved. It also does not provide details about the mission’s planned route, how the sample will be collected or when the material could reach Earth.

The mission’s immediate next stage is the spacecraft’s launch. Its stated objective is to retrieve a physical sample from a Martian moon, offering scientists material from beyond Earth for examination once it is returned.

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