SCI

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SCI is the Small Carry-on Impactor, an explosive device on Japan’s Hayabusa2 spacecraft designed to create an artificial crater on asteroid Ryugu to expose and sample subsurface material.

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Label Occurrences
SCI canonical 2

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Statements (44)

Predicate Object
instanceOf explosive device
scientific instrument
spacecraft impactor
acronymFor Small Carry-on Impactor
associatedWith DCAM3
category asteroid impactors
spacecraft instruments
countryOfOrigin Japan
deploymentEnvironment near-Earth asteroid
designedBy JAXA
designedFor planetary defense technology demonstration
subsurface science experiments
field asteroid science
planetary science
fullName Small Carry-on Impactor
function kinetic impact using explosive charge
impactOutcome formation of an artificial crater on Ryugu
impactType hypervelocity impact
launchDate 2014-12-03
launchSite Tanegashima Space Center
launchVehicle H-IIA 202
mission Hayabusa2 mission
missionPhase proximity operations at Ryugu
notableFor first use of an explosive impactor on an asteroid by Japan
operator JAXA
Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency
orbits none (one-time impact device)
partOf Hayabusa2
primaryTarget 162173 Ryugu
asteroid Ryugu
purpose create an artificial crater on asteroid Ryugu
enable sampling of subsurface material
expose subsurface material on Ryugu
relatedMission Hayabusa sample-return program
linked to: Hayabusa spacecraft
scientificGoal compare surface and subsurface materials
study composition of Ryugu subsurface
separationFromSpacecraft deployed from Hayabusa2 near Ryugu
spaceAgency JAXA
spacecraft Hayabusa2
spacecraftType carry-on impactor
status expended in operation at Ryugu
targetBodyType C-type asteroid
technologyType impact experiment payload
uses explosive charge

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Hayabusa2 subsurfaceSamplingDevice SCI
subject linked to: Hayabusa2 spacecraft