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NASA has confirmed its OSIRIS-REx spacecraft collected more than doubled the expected amount of asteroid samples that have since been returned to Earth.

NASA's Johnson Space Center has finally cracked open the capsule containing the samples from Bennu, a distant asteroid located millions of miles away.

NASA said it was finally able to open the stuck lid of the container with the precious sample from the asteroid Bennu.

The sample will be shared between NASA and other space agencies like JAXA, the Japanese space agency for research and testing.

NASA has announced it finally cracked the lid of its asteroid sample collection container, revealing the remainder of the valuable Bennu samples.

NASA have reported that they are unable to open the OSIRIS-REx TAGSAM sampler head yet. An estimated 70g of sample has already been obtained from the sampler hardware, but the main bulk of the sample has yet to be accessed.

NASA's retrieval mission from the asteroid Bennu was overall successful, but the space agency has announced a problem with the container.

Science News: NASA's OSIRIS-REx spacecraft, which recently successfully deposited a sample of asteroid Bennu in the Utah desert, is struggling to open the canister