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NASA's OSIRIS-REx mission brings back the largest-ever asteroid sample - Vimarsana News

NASA's OSIRIS-REx mission brings back the largest-ever asteroid sample

NASA’s OSIRIS-REx mission has delivered pieces of asteroid Bennu, which scientists hope will offer a window into the early era of the Solar System.

EXCLUSIVE: Scientist reveals what the mysterious black dust on the Bennu asteroid sample is likely to be - as NASA halts work until it is formally identified - Vimarsana News

EXCLUSIVE: Scientist reveals what the mysterious black dust on the Bennu asteroid sample is likely to be - as NASA halts work until it is formally identified

EXCLUSIVE: Speaking to MailOnline, Dr Brad Tucker, an astrophysicist at Australian National University in Canberra, revealed what he thinks the mysterious black material is likely to be.

Origins of Life? We Now Have Up to 250 Grams of Bennu Dust. Here's What Happens Next. - Vimarsana News

Origins of Life? We Now Have Up to 250 Grams of Bennu Dust. Here's What Happens Next.

Well, they've done it.

What's next for NASA's asteroid samples? How 250g of the Bennu space rock could help to unravel the origins of life on Earth - Vimarsana News

What's next for NASA's asteroid samples? How 250g of the Bennu space rock could help to unravel the origins of life on Earth

On Sunday, a sample of the Bennu asteroid finally reached Earth, the culmination of a seven-year mission. Now, scientists will analyse the rock to reveal secrets about the origin of life.

NASA's Asteroid Sample Floats Into Utah—And Scientists Are Thrilled - Vimarsana News

NASA's Asteroid Sample Floats Into Utah—And Scientists Are Thrilled

The sample landed by parachute in the Utah desert and was collected by NASA staff.

Source: forbes.com