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Japan's JAXA launches the MMX mission today at 3:41 p.m. ET to survey Mars's moons and collect a sample from Phobos. The spacecraft aims to return material to Earth by 2031, potentially including 1% of Martian dust, marking a major step after NASA's sample return was canceled.
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