Three Tiny Near-Earth Objects

SCI Impact Site, Before and After

Documenting Debris

Hayabusa2 Ascends

Hayabusa2 after touchdown

Hayabusa2 photo of Ryugu during sampling descent

Hayabusa2 Touchdown Video (Stabilized)

Target Marker at Opposition

Map of asteroid 162173 Ryugu by Phil Stooke

Ryugu's surface from the descending MASCOT

Ryugu's bouldery surface

MASCOT landing location map (globe)

MASCOT descending

MASCOT sees its shadow

MASCOT landing location map (rectangular)

MASCOT and Hayabusa2's shadows on Ryugu

The surface of Ryugu from a few meters away

Scenes from Rover-1A

635 meters from Ryugu

Breccia boulder on Ryugu

Boulders all the way down

Hayabusa2's first touchdown rehearsal

Ryugu from the south

Ryugu from the south, 24 August 2018

Various maps of Ryugu from Hayabusa2's 23 August 2018 press briefing

Hayabusa2 closeup on Ryugu from 1000 meters, 6 August 2018

Optical navigation animation from Hayabusa2's first gravity measurement of Ryugu

Hayabusa2 closeup on Ryugu from 1250 meters, 6 August 2018

Full rotation of Ryugu from optical navigation images

Hayabusa2 wide-angle views of a descent toward Ryugu, 1 August 2018

Ryugu from Hayabusa2, 20 July 2018

Otohime Saxum, Ryugu

Global view of Ryugu (Brabo crater perspective)

Asteroids and comets visited by spacecraft as of June 2018, in color, excepting Vesta

Itokawa and Ryugu compared

Ryugu from Hayabusa2, 13 June 2018

Ryugu from Hayabusa2, 6 June 2018

First light on Ryugu for Hayabusa2!

MASCOT landing region terrain model

Faint view of Ryugu, Hayabusa2's target

Asteroid Ryugu from the Very Large Telescope

Ryugu approach images from 220 km to 100 km

Hayabusa2 SCI sequence

Ryugu from 100 km

Hayabusa2 Target Marker E Drop Images

Target marker outside landing zone L08-B

Hayabusa2 SCI impact before and after

Hayabusa2 components, top view