How we landed a rover on an asteroid - BBC Click

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The Hayabusa-2 spacecraft was launched by Japan’s space agency (Jaxa) in 2014.

Three-and-half years later it reached its destination - the asteroid known as 162173 Ryugu.

BBC Click’s Spencer Kelly meets the team behind the project to find out more.

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