sagami (original) drawn by dei_shirou

Danbooru

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「探査機はやぶささん14」

１話 → pixiv #10339400 »／15話 → pixiv #11021689 »

★ニコニコ動画版、遅ればせながら解説を追加しました
　→http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm10826058
★地味ににゅーあきば・こむ様に書かれていて吹きかけたり
　→http://tinyurl.com/2d2dc59

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Wah! What is this, MV5!

Flash

Ker-screech

October 2nd, 23:08 UTC

It's an otter!

Itokawa will gradually be solved.

Art by Sagami

Minerva: Should we continue to observe?

Deep Space Marine Mammal

Snore

You- you're wrong!

And so observation started immediately!

Minerva: Yeah, you're right...

The CG we saw before and the images are different, right?

Minerva: This isn't quite the potato you imagined.

While Hayabusa was observing during the rendezvous flight, she continued to send that data back to Earth.

See!

Everything is going smoothly.

Yeah.

However, light is always followed by darkness.

With the failure of 2 of the 3 axis shafts, the problem of Hayabusa landing on Itokawa became difficult.

During Japan's non-operational hours, the y-axis reaction wheel failed.

Snore

* Light is always followed by darkness To investigate in more detail, she soon descended to a point 7 km above the surface (Home Position).

* 2 of the 3 axis shafts As explained in the previous strip's commentary, even if 1 axis shaft broke down, the other 2 axis shafts would be able to cover for it. However, rather than making impossible assumptions, there was no attempt to deal with the event of 2 axis shafts breaking down. It had a huge impact. Landings on Itokawa would require more delicate attitude control than ever before.

* Will gradually be solved By analyzing the incoming data. The details of the terrain were examined, and models of the gravity were made.

* Rendezvous Flight By matching Itokawa's speed, she flies the same orbit as it. At a point of 20 km above Itokawa's surface (Gate Position), Hayabusa maintaned a relative velocity of 0 km/hr. In this case, it would seem like they were stuck to each other.

* It's an otter! Itokawas is actually slightly distorted, from which it came to be called "Otter" due to its shape. After that, the image was established that "Itokawa == Otter". In this work, I worried about making Itokawa into a "Giant Otter", but .... from various other collections, it seemed like it had already been portrayed that way. Furthermore, in the ISAS News, June 2006, the face of an otter was drawn on Itokawa in all of the articles of Hayabusa (303 times).