Summary
The mission will study how the moons formed and look for clues about life.
A rover built by France and Germany will land, dig, and collect rock samples.
The spacecraft will bring the samples back to Earth in 2031.
Launch is planned on the H three rocket in early 2024.
The journey to Mars' moon will take about one year, then three years of study.
The French‑German rover will use a drill and a gas‑puff tool to collect soil.
At least ten grams of material will be stored in a heat‑protected capsule.
The capsule will fall back to Earth and land in Australia for scientists.
The mission will study how the moons formed and look for clues about life.
A rover built by France and Germany will land, dig, and collect rock samples.
The spacecraft will bring the samples back to Earth in 2031.
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