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Seven years after blasting off from Earth, the Osiris-Rex capsule has returned, landing in the Utah desert.
On board - the largest sample ever obtained from an asteroid in space.
Weighing just 250 grams, the sample from an asteroid named Bennu sees scientists delighted with the haul.
Dante Lauretta's the Osiris-Rex principal investigator.
Scientists have high hopes for the sample, believing it could provide a better understanding of the formation of our solar system and how the Earth became habitable.
Keeping the sample free from any contamination is key.
Information garnered from studying the asteroid dust may also assist in safeguarding the Earth.
Bennu's regarded as the most dangerous piece of rock in the universe, as it's possible that within the next century it could collide with our planet.
It's hoped that by better understanding its composition, measures to divert its path towards us could be taken if needed.
Seventy percent of the asteroid sample will be set aside for future generations of scientists, who with new techniques and new technology, may be able to uncover more of its secrets.
For now, Dante Lauretta's satisfied that his years of work have played their role in obtaining this valuable asteroid sample.
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