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OSIRIS-REx

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Oct 7, 2026

Carl FranklinHOST
12:21
Hmm.
Richard CampbellHOST
12:21
In September, OSIRIS-REx, this is a, uh, US mission to collect samples of the asteroid Bennu, returns those samples successfully to Earth.
Richard CampbellHOST
12:32
And in October, Falcon Heavy launches the Psyche mission.
Richard CampbellHOST
12:35
This is a mission to the largest, uh, object in the asteroid belt.
Richard CampbellHOST
12:19
It crashes.
Richard CampbellHOST
12:21
In September, OSIRIS-REx, this is a U.S. mission to collect samples of the asteroid Bennu, returns those samples successfully to Earth.
Richard CampbellHOST
12:31
And in October, Falcon Heavy launches the Psyche mission.
Richard CampbellHOST
12:34
This is a mission to the largest object in the asteroid belt.
Richard CampbellHOST
11:48
It crashes.
Richard CampbellHOST
11:50
In September, OSIRIS-REx, this is a U.S. mission to collect samples of the asteroid Bennu, returns those samples successfully to Earth.
Richard CampbellHOST
12:01
And in October, Falcon Heavy launches the Psyche mission.
Richard CampbellHOST
12:04
This is a mission to the largest object in the asteroid belt.
Jonathan DauermannNARRATOR
2:02
My father describes its velocity, over one hundred and one thousand kilometers per hour, and its trajectory, slightly unpredictable due to gravitational tugs from planets that it passes.
Jonathan DauermannNARRATOR
2:16
He tells me about Osiris-Rex, the mission that scraped its surface, bringing home dust and rock.
Jonathan DauermannNARRATOR
2:24
He describes the carbon-rich regolith, how the surface is uneven, littered with boulders, how even small collisions with could be catastrophic if it were on course for Earth.
Jonathan DauermannNARRATOR
2:36
The energy released in an impact, he says, would be hundreds of megatons of TNT.
LeonHOST
38:21
I think it's on Perseverance.
LeonHOST
38:22
And I put SciTech's name on, might be Osiris-Rex or something like that.
AliciaHOST
38:26
Yeah, cool.
AliciaHOST
38:26
I think my name was on a USB that got shot into the sun.
BruceNARRATOR
29:00
While the official Saudi death toll stood at 769, the Associated Press estimated that more than 2,400 people were killed.
BruceNARRATOR
29:16
in 2022 russian forces launched new strikes on ukraine cities as kremlin orchestrated votes took place in occupied regions of ukraine to create a pretext for their annexation by moscow in 2023 nasa's first asteroid samples fetched from deep space were parachuted in a capsule into the utah desert to cap a seven-year journey by the OSIRIS-REx spacecraft.
BruceNARRATOR
29:54
In a flyby of Earth, the spacecraft released the capsule from 63 miles out, and it landed four hours later as the mothership set off for another asteroid.
BruceNARRATOR
30:12
In 2025, a man with a rifle opened fire from a nearby roof onto U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Complex in Dallas, killing one detainee and wounding two others in a transport van before taking his own life.
BruceNARRATOR
29:00
While the official Saudi death toll stood at 769, the Associated Press estimated that more than 2,400 people were killed.
BruceNARRATOR
29:16
in 2022 russian forces launched new strikes on ukraine cities as kremlin orchestrated votes took place in occupied regions of ukraine to create a pretext for their annexation by moscow in 2023 nasa's first asteroid samples fetched from deep space were parachuted in a capsule into the utah desert to cap a seven-year journey by the OSIRIS-REx spacecraft.
BruceNARRATOR
29:54
In a flyby of Earth, the spacecraft released the capsule from 63 miles out, and it landed four hours later as the mothership set off for another asteroid.
BruceNARRATOR
30:12
In 2025, a man with a rifle opened fire from a nearby roof onto U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Complex in Dallas, killing one detainee and wounding two others in a transport van before taking his own life.
Sarah Al-AhmedHOST
2:48
And after a journey so troubled, it's a minor miracle that that capsule actually made it back to Earth at all.
Sarah Al-AhmedHOST
2:54
Since then, Paul has served as a bridge between JAXA and NASA, helping the Hayabusa 2 and OSIRIS-REx teams share some really hard-won lessons about landing on boulder-covered worlds.
Sarah Al-AhmedHOST
3:06
He's been on both of those science teams, on the Double Asteroid Redirection Test or DART investigation team, and he has an asteroid named after him, 8139 Paul Abel.
Paul AbellGUEST
3:19
Hi, Paul.

5 MINS LATER

Paul AbellGUEST
8:22
how the Earth-Moon system formed, how Earth had its water delivered to it, and as you said, how some of the prebiotic molecules may have been delivered to Earth and how might life have evolved on Earth itself.
Paul AbellGUEST
8:35
So they're really, really fascinating from a science point of view.
Paul AbellGUEST
8:39
And the sample return missions, the most recent ones, so Hayabusa 2 went to—that was the Japanese mission that went to Rugu— And our own mission, the NASA mission OSIRIS-REx, which went to Bennu, both brought back very, very interesting materials from what we call carbonaceous-type asteroids.
Paul AbellGUEST
9:00
Both Rugu and Bennu were carbonaceous material.
speaker_0HOST
4:56
But much of the work is done by teams of flight controllers communicating with the vehicle from Earth.
speaker_0HOST
5:01
The OSIRIS-REx mission, which rendezvoused with an asteroid in 2018, had 100 operators on each eight-hour shift.
speaker_0HOST
5:09
But resources like that are not available to startups.
speaker_0HOST
5:12
So… Astroforge, which is developing technology to mine asteroids, is turning to artificial intelligence.
Nick CialdellaGUEST
1:58
Uh, there's the Stardust missions that, you know, that, that came in.
Nick CialdellaGUEST
2:00
OSIRIS-REx more recently, you know.
Anthony ColangeloHOST
2:02
Yep.
Jake RobinsHOST
2:02
Mm-hmm.

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