On March 9th, the Dawn 2 spacecraft's command module breached the atmosphere and, carrying four mannequins and storage tanks, landed on the vast grasslands.
Even before the command module touched down, the helicopter search and rescue team had pinpointed its location, and less than 5 minutes after it landed, rescuers clad in orange gear rushed towards it.
A group of people couldn't wait to pry open the hatch, disregarding the residual heat on the surface of the command module as they quickly entered, immediately spotting the securely wrapped storage tanks.
The first rescuer to enter tentatively lifted the handle on the metal strap but failed to budge it.
In the end, it took two people working hard to carry the storage tank onto a stretcher, then promptly flew to the Capital under the precious watch of the Aerospace Development Committee's experts to begin the opening process.
After 10 hours of emergency work, they finally tallied up the retrieved samples' weight:
