How NASA Will Study the Asteroid Bennu Samples

OSIRIS-REx is the first U.S. mission to collect samples from an asteroid and deliver them to Earth. On September 24, 2023, the spacecraft will release a capsule containing material from near-Earth asteroid Bennu for a landing in Utah’s West Desert. OSIRIS-REx team members will recover the capsule and bring its contents to NASA’s Johnson Space Center, where the Bennu samples will be curated and made available for scientists around the world to study for decades to come. Learn more about OSIRIS-REx at: www.nasa.gov/osiris-rex
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[@samiulbhuiyan]

I was following this mission. So happy that It's a Success!

[@diracio]

Awesome, really hope all works out. Amazing line from Nicole from when it launched- "wonder where I'll be" !!

[@favian_fernandes24]

Can't wait....🎉🎉🎉❤

[@radiohead2206]

Imagine if it has elements outside of periodic table. How will be know them?

[@stigbengtsson7026]

These are really experts 😊
Best whishes from Sweden

[@user-raf]

Спасибо.

[@aminaurten.6493]

So happy🤩

[@thatomofolo452]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@C_C_SEA]

💯

[@Erikcasas64]

Nasa god darn it help me out here!

[@alexisaac9032]

It's gonna be so powerful to know what's gonna be in them 25grams.
I don't think it's gonna be no child paly that's foe sure. Just to.know would be awesome

[@MaNuLaToROfficial]

i love how theyre always coated with what conspiracy theorists are mocked with tin foil! HOW IRONIC!!

[@nathanyamaha465]

Is there any way to scientifically and legally, beyond a reasonable doubt, verify that these samples are in fact not terrestrial?

[@gigelchiazna1573]

how can they see asteroids but they failed to see an F35?

[@stevensmith797]

F-35 was built to not be seen , asteroids were,nt

[@kittyn5222]

Because f35 can hide from radio waves

[@morphus220]

Peoples likes without watching😅

[@DeltaV-sayno2CCP]

Hire better vfx artists

[@thisyhis7698]

its real, wake up

[@larry785]

NOW WE ARE AT A POINT WHERE SPACE IS CONTROLLED BY A TWIT THAT DEFENDS RUSSIA!!! SMH!!!

[@kittyn5222]

Wtf bro Putin doesn't control space