Have to ask why it's even considered part of the mission success criteria, then.

Minimum Mission Success

1. Land successfully on the surface of Mars and achieve a power safe state.
2. Acquire a partial 120° monochromatic panorama of the landing site.
3. Provide samples of the surface soil as well as samples from one depth beneath the surface to either
TEGA or MECA wet chemistry.
4. If TEGA, analyze at least 2 soil samples to create a profile of H2O (in the form of hydrated minerals,
adsorbed water, or possibly ice at the deepest level) and mineral abundances near the surface. It shall
also analyze an atmospheric sample in its mass spectrometer.
5. If MECA, analyze the wet chemistry of 2 soil samples.
6. Document all non-atmospheric samples and their collection locations with images.

Full Mission Success

1. Land successfully on the surface of Mars and achieve a power safe state.
2. Acquire a true color (RGB), 360° panorama of the landing site
3. Obtain calibrated optical spectra of at least 3 locations that include both rocks and soil.
4. Provide temperature and pressure measurements throughout landed surface operations at a frequency
that determines key atmospheric properties.
5. Provide samples of the surface soil, and samples from two depths beneath the surface, to both TEGA
and MECA.
6. Use TEGA to analyze at least 3 soil samples to create a profile of H2O (in the form of hydrated
minerals, adsorbed water, or possibly ice at the deepest level) and mineral abundances near the
surface. It shall also analyze an atmospheric sample in its mass spectrometer.
7. Use MECA to analyze the wet chemistry of at least 3 soil samples. It shall also analyze 3 additional
samples in its microscopy station.
8. Document all 9 non-atmospheric samples and their collection locations (before and after sampling)
with images.

July 17, 2008 Update

Seen from Earth, Hayabusa direction and I are very close to the sun's direction. Synthetic. Hayabusa waves to communicate with you and the sun to pass very close to the noise. This is, of course, but as expected the case to備えるべく, operators among the serious discussion.

July 10, 2008 Update

Hayabusa you and the relationship between the earth and the position has been so good the communication is getting better. You can get 128 bps. Almost five minutes, Hayabusa check your physical condition. Hayabusa pit you download the data to be gradually started.

July 4, 2008 Update

You're a Falcon, spin-stabilized, around Kuru, ballistic flight to continue. Although hibernation mode, five days a week long operation in the ORIMASHI, Hayabusa, or check your physical condition, or by measuring the distance.

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