Hayabusa2 Data Archive
Main target body: Asteroid (162173) Ryugu
Launch date: 3 December 2014
Earth flyby date: 3 December 2015
Arrival at Ryugu: 27 June 2018
Departure from Ryugu: 12 November 2019
Return to Earth: 6 December 2020
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Hayabusa2 mission information:
| Data type | Browse/Download | Description |
| Mission | Hayabusa2 Mission Bundle | This bundle contains information and documentation relevant to the mission as a whole. |
Hayabusa2 orbiter data:
| Data type | Browse/Download | Description |
| Images | ONC | The Optical Navigation Cameras (ONC) is a suite of visible light cameras including telephoto (ONC-T) and wide angle panchromatic (ONC-W1 and ONC-W2) cameras. |
| TIR | The Thermal Infrared Imager (TIR) is a thermal infrared camera operating at 8-12 microns, using a two-dimensional microbolometer array. | |
| Spectra | NIRS3 | The Near Infrared Spectrometer (NIRS3) is a spectrograph with a wavelength range of 1.8 - 3.2 microns. |
| Nuclear | N/A | No nuclear instrument on Hayabusa2 |
| Dust | N/A | No dust detector on Hayabusa2 |
| Altimetry | LIDAR | The Light Detection and Ranging (LIDAR) instrument operated at altitudes from 30m to 25km, providing measurements of the spacecraft range to the surface. |
| Radio Science | Radio Science - not yet available | The Hayabusa2 radio science observations provide the information necessary to make estimates of the gravity field, mass, and other physical characteristics of Ryugu. |
| SPICE | Hayabusa2 SPICE Archive | The SPICE archive bundle contains observation geometry and other ancillary data in the form of SPICE System kernel files for the Hayabusa2 spacecraft, its instruments, and targets. |
Hayabusa2 landers, impactor, and sampling:
| Data type | Browse/Download | Description |
| MASCOT lander | MASCAM (Camera) | MASCAM is a wide-angle camera that takes pictures during the descent to the asteroid surface and on the surface. It has LED illumination devices in 4 colors: red, green, blue, and near-infrared. These LEDs were used in nighttime to acquire reflectance images in different wavelengths. |
| MARA (Radiometer) | MARA is a multispectral radiometer which measures net radiative flux in six wavelength bands. | |
| MASMAG (Magnetometer) | The MASCOT magnetometer instrument is a vector-compensated three-axis fluxgate magnetometer. | |
| MASCOT Engineering Bus | Not yet available. | |
| Minerva landers | Not yet available | The Minerva-II-1 Rover 1A (Hibou) operated on the surface for 36 days and Rover 1B (Owl) operated for 3 days. Both rovers had cameras and thermometers. The third Minerva rover, Ulula, did not obtain data. |
| DCAM3 | Not yet available | The Deployable Camera (DCAM3) was deployed to observe the impact of the Small Carry-On Impactor. |
| CAM-H | Not yet available | CAM-H is a small monitor camera mounted on the lower edge of the spacecraft that was able to take images of the sampler horn and surface during touchdown. |
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For questions about the data sets or this web site, contact Carol Neese (neese@psi.edu).