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By Emily Lakdawalla

Hayabusa information from a different source: Hayabusa rises?

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An unconfirmed source -- another Japanese weblog -- has reported that Hayabusa has released the target marker and has started ascending again, and that it is not known whether it landed. Here's the Google translation of that weblog.

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