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OSIRIS-REx – NASA’s first asteroid sample return mission – has spent the last year studying asteroid Bennu. The team is now ready to reveal its final primary and back-up sample collection sites. Join experts live Thursday, Dec. 12 at 1pm ET // 10am PT.
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