Hayabusa Update - December 14, 2005

JRS: In article .com
, dated Wed, 14 Dec 2005 08:34:28 local, seen in news:sci.space.news,
posted :

engines aboard. And it is concluded that the commencement of the return
cruise during December is found difficult. The project has determined
that the return cruise should start from 2007 so that the spacecraft
can
return to the Earth in June of 2010, three years later than the
original
plan, as long as no immediate resumption tales place very soon.


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ion engines aboard. And it is concluded that the
commencement of the return cruise during December is found
difficult. The project has determined that the return cruise
should start from 2007 so that the spacecraft can return to the
Earth in June of 2010, three years later than the original plan,
as long as no immediate resumption tales place very soon.


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