and, anjani, finally.njani, finally. the i entry into the earth 's atmosphere, entry into the earth �*s atmosphere, how much damage is there potential for to the capital? ladle how much damage is there potential for to the capital?— for to the capital? we have rehearsed _ for to the capital? we have rehearsed this _ for to the capital? we have rehearsed this and - for to the capital? we have rehearsed this and practice i for to the capital? we have - rehearsed this and practice this, it is based on heritage technology, so we are very confident in our ability to bring that capsule in safely, but it is a 13 minute dissent through the atmosphere where the capsule will heat up and before it deploys its parachute which slows it down to the ground, but we are confident but i'll be very very happy once i actually see the sample, the capsule safely on the ground here in utah. we will be crossing all our fingers and hoping it all goes well on sunday, i think sunday it's going to land. anjani, and richard greenwood

meteorite researcher at the open university who will be analysing some of the asteroid samples, and anjanimission. this was an incredibly complex, challenging mission and we've had so many people working to make this happen. the spacecraft launched seven years ago and it's been on itsjourney to asteroid bennu, where we mapped and characterised the asteroid in a lot of detail. we collected the sample in 2020 and now it's been on its way back to earth for the last two plus years. can ijust say, you kind of skirted over. you collected the sample. i mean, it was quite an incredible collection, a collecting of the sample. that's right. it was a very challenging event. well, first of all, asteroid bennu was covered by rocks and boulders, which we were not expecting. so even trying to find that place to sample was a huge challenge for the team. and we had to completely revamp how we approached that. and then the actual collection event itself was touching the surface of the asteroid and blowing nitrogen gas into the surface to direct the sample into the sampling head and then backing away from th