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Japan launched the Mars Moons Exploration mission on Tuesday from Tanegashima Island, aiming to return samples from Phobos by 2031. The $578 million project involves a 5-ton spacecraft and a French-German rover named Idefix. Analysts believe Japan has an edge due to prior asteroid returns.
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