*Muses Sea The first placed named on Itokawa. It is the gently-sloping area spread throughout the center. Muses Sea = MUSES-SEA = MUSES C. It was Hayabusa's name originally.

*I'll lend Shooting tips. Hayabusa didn't shoot the target marker. It is only lightly pushed using her own speed. The first target marker was used in the descent rehearsal. The second one contains the names of 880,000 people.

...in order to be recognized by the world, they must reach the target.

However, in order to connect to Itokawa ...

After over 700 hours of observation, they have achieved plenty of results.

Rushing

Sagami masters predicting the future for the follow-up attitude control!

Forward to the Destination

*By the World In order to engender future projects, they need to achieve easy-to-understand successes. In the past, despite having talked about their successful projects, to the world, there have been a plethora of experiments that have been branded a "failure".

*Over 700 hours of observation Refer to Episode 9 for the Grade Chart. Scientific observation of Itokawa yields 250 points. That's 2.5 times the regular amount! It's possible others will even grow red with jealousy.

*Predicting the future It's unstable to move Hayabusa using chemical thrusters. The autonomous navigation is unable to account for this unstability. However, Sagami-san was able to make calculations on how how much the chemical thrusters needed to be used. There is a time delay from when Sagami-san sends a command to when Hayabusa follows the command. Sagami needs to issue commands to Hayabusa with a 16-minute lead time.

* Evolved

For the new attitude control, programing was rewritten line-by-line. This was just like adaption and evolution.

Spark

The moment's in sight!

And so the people adapted, and Hayabusa evolved!

Finally it's Minerva's turn.

I'll lend ... my left hand...

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