The Evolution of Asteroid Ryugu Revealed by Hayabusa2 and Implications for Sample Analyses

S. Sugita, Y. Tsuda, Masahiko Arakawa(Kobe University), K. Kitazato(University of Aizu), Noriyuki Namiki(National Astronomical Observatory of Japan), Shogo Tachibana(Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency), Patrick Michel(University of Tübingen), Makoto Yoshikawa(Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency), Tatsuaki Okada(Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency), Rie Honda(Kōchi University), S. Tanaka, Satoshi Watanabe(Tohoku University), Tomokatsu Morota(Planetary Science Institute), Eri Tatsumi(Planetary Science Institute), D. L. Domingue(Planetary Science Institute), Shingo Kameda(Rikkyo University)

AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts

December 1, 2019

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