The lander Ashura made two descents: on the first, 6 July 2009, Ashura bottomed at 11°22.3130′N 142°25.9412′E﻿ / ﻿11.3718833°N 142.4323533°E﻿ / 11.3718833; 142.4323533 at 10,867 metres (35,653 ft). The second descent (on 10 July 2009) was to 11°22.1136′N 142°25.8547′E﻿ / ﻿11.3685600°N 142.4309117°E﻿ / 11.3685600; 142.4309117 at 10,897 metres (35,751 ft). The 270 kg Ashura was equipped with multiple baited traps, a HTDV video camera, and devices to recover sediment, water, and biological samples (mostly amphipods at the bait, and bacteria and fungus from the sediment and water samples).[34]