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Perseverance filmed Phobos crossing the Sun again on 12 August 2026 — the same potato-shaped moon whose orbit is slowly decaying toward Mars
Space War Editorial Team — spacewar.com


NASA’s Perseverance Rover Spots Phobos Crossing the Sun
Enrico de Lazaro — sci-news.com


Japan Is Launching a Probe to Collect the First-Ever Samples From a Martian Moon
Ritsuko Kawai — wired.com


Perseverance Captures A Rare Phobos Eclipse On Mars, Revealing Secrets Hidden Beneath The Red Planet
Lydia Amazouz — dailygalaxy.com


Japan is sending a spacecraft to land on Phobos, where gravity is about 1,700 times weaker than Earth’s. MMX will collect more than 10 grams of material and return it to Australia in 2031 — the first sample ever deliberately brought back to Earth from the Martian system.
Mission Notes — spacedaily.com


On 2 July 2026, NASA's Perseverance rover captured Earth disappearing behind Phobos from the surface of Mars — the first time in history a camera on another planet has watched our world vanish behind another object.
Space Daily Editorial Team — spacedaily.com


Mars is slowly pulling Phobos inward by about 1.8 centimetres a year; models suggest the battered moon could be torn apart in 20 to 40 million years, giving the planet a temporary ring
The Daily Orbit — spacedaily.com


NASA Perseverance Rover Captures A Rare View Showing Earth And Phobos Together
Lydia Amazouz — dailygalaxy.com


In 2031, a JAXA capsule is due to land in the Australian desert carrying more than ten grams of dust collected from Phobos. Mixed into that dust may be fragments blasted off ancient Mars—material that could preserve organic chemistry, or perhaps even traces of hypothetical Martian life from billions of years ago.
Lachlan Brown — spacedaily.com


Phobos circles Mars so quickly that it completes more than three orbits per Martian day. Because it outruns the planet’s rotation, it rises in the west and sets in the east—the only known moon whose orbit is shorter than its planet’s day
Lachlan Brown — spacedaily.com

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