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found SLIM had successfully survived the night on the lunar surface while maintaining communication capabilities. At that time it was solar noon on the Moon so the temperature of the communications equipment was extremely high, so communication was terminated after only a short period of time. JAXA is now preparing for resumed operations, once the temperature has fallen sufficiently. The feat of surviving lunar night without a
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1635:(ALOS/Daichi). Communication between ALOS and the ground station in Japan will be done through the Kodama Data Relay Satellite, which was launched during 2002. This project is under intense pressure due to the shorter than expected lifetime of the ADEOS II (Midori) Earth Observation Mission. For missions following Daichi, JAXA opted to separate it into a radar satellite (
746:(PLANET-B), which was launched in 1998. It passed Mars in 2003, but failed to reach Mars orbit due to maneuvering systems failures earlier in the mission. Currently interplanetary missions remain at the ISAS group under the JAXA umbrella. However, for FY 2008 JAXA is planning to set up an independent working group within the organization. New head for this group will be
714:, which will replace the H-IIA and H-IIIB; the H3 is a liquid-fueled launch vehicle developed from a completely new design like the H-II, rather than an improved development like the H-IIA and H-IIB, which were based on the H-II. The design goal of the H3 is to increase launch capability at a lower cost than the H-IIA and H-IIB. To achieve this, an
1394:(SOLAR-A) spacecraft, was launched on 23 September 2006 by JAXA. A SOLAR-C can be expected sometime after 2020. However no details are worked out yet other than it will not be launched with the former ISAS's Mu rockets. Instead a H-2A from Tanegashima could launch it. As H-2A is more powerful, SOLAR-C could either be heavier or be stationed at
1417:(MUSES-B) mission, the world's first spacecraft dedicated to conduct space VLBI observations of pulsars, among others. To do so, ISAS set up a ground network around the world through international cooperation. The observation part of the mission lasted until 2003 and the satellite was retired at the end of 2005. In FY 2006, Japan funded the
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loss of an engine nozzle during descent and even possible sustained damage to lander's Earth bound antenna which is not pointed towards Earth. The mission was considered fully successful after confirmation that its primary goal, landing within 100 m (330 ft) of the target was achieved, despite subsequent issues.
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aperture area two and a half times larger than the equivalent antennas in the NASA and ESA network. MDSS improves the network geometry with the first direct north-south baseline (Japan-Australia) in the X/Ka VLBI network, thereby providing four new baselines which will provide optimal geometry for improving declinations.
1749:). The success of this launch was critical for Japan, since the original MTSAT-1 could not be put into orbit because of a launch failure with the H-2 rocket in 1999. Since then Japan relied for weather forecasting on an old satellite which was already beyond its useful life term and on American systems.
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Japanese aerospace companies like Mitsubishi Heavy Industries so
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November 2003, JAXA's first launch after its inauguration, H-IIA No. 6, failed, but all other H-IIA launches were successful, and as of February 2024, the H-IIA had successfully launched 47 of its 48 launches. JAXA plans to end H-IIA operations with H-IIA Flight No. 50 and retire it by March 2025.
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satellite, which is around 40,000 km away from OICETS. The experiment was successful on 9 December, when the link could be established. In March 2006, JAXA could establish with OICETS the worldwide first optical links between a LEO satellite and a ground station first in Japan and in June 2006
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On 7 December 2010, Akatsuki was unable to complete its Venus orbit insertion maneuver. Akatsuki finally entered Venus orbit on 7 December 2015, making it the first
Japanese spacecraft to orbit another planet, sixteen years after the originally planned orbital insertion of Nozomi. One of Akatsuki's
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On 29 January, the lander resumed operations after being shutdown for a week. JAXA said it re-established contact with the lander and its solar cells were working again after a shift in lighting conditions allowed it to catch sunlight. After that, SLIM was put into sleep mode due to the approaching
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January 2017, JAXA attempted and failed to put a miniature satellite into orbit atop one of its SS520 series rockets. A second attempt on 2 February 2018 was successful, putting a four kilogram CubeSat into Earth orbit. The rocket, known as the SS-520-5, is the world's smallest orbital launcher.
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is to test communication equipment with two very large antennas and an atomic clock test. On 26 December both antennas were successfully deployed. This was not unexpected, since JAXA tested the deployment mechanism before with the LDREX-2 Mission, which was launched on 14 October with the
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where temperatures reach −120 °C (−184 °F). SLIM was expected to operate only for one lunar daylight period, which lasts for 14 Earth days, and the on-board electronics were not designed to withstand the nighttime temperatures on the Moon. On 25 February 2024, JAXA sent wake-up calls and
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Planning interplanetary research missions can take many years. Due to the lag time between these interplanetary events and mission planning time, opportunities to gain new knowledge about the cosmos might be lost. To prevent this, JAXA began commencing smaller and faster missions from 2010 onward.
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Two rovers, LEV 1 and 2, deployed during hovering just before final landing are working as expected with LEV-1 communicating independently to the ground stations. LEV-1 conducted seven hops over 107 minutes on the lunar surface. Images taken by LEV-2 show that it landed in the wrong attitude with
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As part of on-going joint support of deep space missions JAXA, ESA, and NASA are engaged in an effort to improve the X/Ka celestial reference frame as well as a unified X/Ka terrestrial frame to be shared by the three agencies. The 54 meter dish at MDSS enhances X/Ka sensitivity from having an
2712:. This is the center of Japan's space network. It is involved in research and development of satellites and rockets, and tracking and controlling of satellites. It develops experimental equipment for the Japanese Experiment Module ("Kibo"). Training of astronauts also takes place here. For
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solar sail was launched in May 2010 and successfully demonstrated solar sail technology in July. This made IKAROS the world's first spacecraft to successfully demonstrate solar sail technology in interplanetary space. The goal is to have a solar sail mission to
Jupiter after 2020.
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solid-fuel launch vehicle, and several observation rockets from each agency. The H-IIA is a launch vehicle that improved reliability while reducing costs by making significant improvements to the H-II, and the M-V was the world's largest solid-fuel launch vehicle at the time.
1530:(QZSS), a subsystem of the global positioning system (GPS). Three more followed in 2017, and a replacement for QZS-1 is scheduled to launch in late 2021. A next-generation set of three satellites, able to operate independent of GPS, is scheduled to begin launching in 2023.
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2771:(and just over one kilometer northwest from UDSC), also known as GREAT (Ground Station for Deep Space Exploration and Telecommunication) was completed in 2021 at a cost of over ten billion Yen. It is equipped with a 54 meter dish, also built by
953:, thereby failing to generate enough power. The lander operated on internal battery power, which was fully drained that day. The mission's operators hope that the lander will wake up after a few days when sunlight should hit the solar panels.
1010:(PLANET-B), which ISAS launched prior to the merger of the three aerospace institutes, became one of the earliest difficulties the newly formed JAXA faced. Nozomi ultimately passed 1,000 km from the surface of Mars. On 20 May 2010, the
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Laplace project. JAXA's contribution includes providing components of the RPWI (Radio & Plasma Wave Investigation), PEP (Particle Environment Package), GALA (GAnymede Laser Altimeter) instruments.
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Japan's first Earth observation satellites were MOS-1a and MOS-1b launched in 1987 and 1990. During the 1990s, and the new millennium this NASDA program came under heavy fire, because both Adeos (Midori) and
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Japanese Flight Control Team is located at the Space Station Integration & Promotion Center (SSIPC) in Tsukuba. SSIPC communicates regularly with ISS crewmembers via S-band audio.
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satellite bus developed by
Mitsubishi Electric. The DS2000 is also used for the DRTS Kodama, ETS-VIII and the Superbird 7 communication satellite, making it the first commercial success for Japan.
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mission. To reduce the risk and for a longer observation time the mission will be split into smaller satellites. Altogether GCOM will be a series of six satellites. The first satellite,
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are also being considered for the satellite, although the plans are not yet finalized. The satellite weighs approximately 1650 kg and is expected to have a life span of five years.
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Hayabusa was the world's first spacecraft to return asteroid samples to Earth and the world's first spacecraft to make a round trip to a celestial body farther from Earth than the Moon.
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with the asteroid in September 2005. It was confirmed that the spacecraft successfully landed on the asteroid in November 2005, after some initial confusion regarding the incoming data.
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under the surface of the Moon . The tunnel appears to be suitable as a location for a base of operations for peaceful crewed space missions, according to JAXA.
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1330:(CORSA-b), for nearly two decades Japan had achieved continuous observation. However, in the year 2000 the launch of ISAS's X-ray observation satellite,
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The current schedule has a launch date in JFY 2026, followed by Martian orbit insertion in JFY 2027 and the spacecraft will return to Earth in JFY 2031.
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mission proposal from its foundation. A Japanese contribution was sought in the form of an independent orbiter to research Jupiter's magnetosphere,
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of solid-fueled launch vehicles, while NASDA developed larger liquid-fueled launchers. In the beginning, NASDA used licensed American models.
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1361:(HXD). However, the XRS was rendered inoperable due to a malfunction which caused the satellite to lose its supply of liquid helium.
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shuttle flight, funded by Japan, included several tons of Japanese science research equipment.
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observation mission as well. The Reimei satellite is currently in its extended mission phase.
1372:(ASTRO-H) was launched as the successor to Suzaku, which completed its mission a year before.
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lunar mission in 1990. The first Japanese interplanetary mission was the Mars Orbiter
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DRTS (Kodama) Data Relay Satellite, since 2002. (Projected Life Span is seven years)
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2642:– Established in 1962. It carries out development and testing of rocket engines.
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observation. NASDA also trained the Japanese astronauts who flew with the US
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4378:"Kaguya data suggest large cavity inside moon – News – NHK WORLD – English"
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ja:Organization for Small & Medium Enterprises and Regional Innovation
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ja:National Institutes for Quantum and Radiological Science and Technology
2401:, as the Payload Specialist for the Spacelab-J, one of the European built
1550:. OICETS (Kirari) is a mission tasked with testing optical links with the
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as well. As of December 2023, MMX is to be launched in fiscal year 2026.
1054:(Jupiter Icy Moon Explorer) mission. JUICE is a reformulation of the ESA
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3219:"JAXA fails in bid to launch world's smallest satellite-carrying rocket"
1725:) Earth-observation program as a successor to ADEOS II (Midori) and the
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during the 1980s and 1990s. Another successful area for Japan has been
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multipurpose satellite in 1995. ISAS also gave ground support for the
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3244:"Souped-up sounding rocket lifts off from Japan with tiny satellite"
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rocket. The goal of the mission was to collect samples from a small
518:'s John L. "Jack" Swigert Jr., Award for Space Exploration in 2008.
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National Institution for Academic Degrees and University Evaluation
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The next funded Earth-observation mission after GOSAT is the GCOM (
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launch at 23 September 2006, but contact with the probe was lost.
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Historical, nowadays retired, JAXA orbital rockets are as follows:
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rockets, JAXA is also developing technology for a next-generation
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1262:. This satellite was launched on 21 February 2006. Its mission is
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Hayabusa2 was launched in 2014 and returned samples from asteroid
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returned to Earth with samples from the asteroid on 13 June 2010.
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failed (as it failed at launch it never received a proper name).
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National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology
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ja:Japan International Research Center for Agricultural Sciences
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3657:"Japan: Moon lander Slim comes back to life and resumes mission"
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in December 1990. He spent more than seven days in space on the
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prototype launch in 2020, aiming for a full-power system in 2030
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At the end of the 2008 fiscal year, JAXA launched the satellite
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main goal is to uncover the mechanism behind Venus atmosphere's
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This article is about Japan's space agency. For other uses, see
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ja:Fund for the Promotion and Development of the Amami Islands
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2648:(SBC) – Balloons have been launched from this site since 1971.
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rocket. For experiments in the upper atmosphere JAXA uses the
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Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology
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Kokuritsu-kenkyū-kaihatsu-hōjin Uchū Kōkū Kenkyū Kaihatsu Kikō
259:
Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology
10264:
ja:Act on General Rules for Independent Administrative Agency
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New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization
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Commemorative Organization for the Japan World Exposition '70
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On 24 August 2005, JAXA launched the experimental satellites
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1074:. Alongside collecting samples from Phobos, MMX will perform
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4186:"NASA Approves Heliophysics Missions to Explore Sun, Aurora"
2509:) conducted research on a reusable launch vehicle under the
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Then on 10 July 2005, JAXA was finally able to launch a new
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ja:National Agency for Automotive Safety & Victims' Aid
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Japan Railway Construction, Transport and Technology Agency
9802:
ja:Organization for Workers Retirement Allowance Mutual Aid
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4597:"NASA Applauds Akatsuki's Successful Rendezvous with Venus"
3780:(in Japanese). Center for Planetary Science. 28 August 2015
3697:"JAXA plans probe to bring back samples from moons of Mars"
3447:
2928:"Japan launches biggest moon mission since Apollo landings"
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Communication ground stations for interplanetary spacecraft
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was developed for several years (including test flights of
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List of H-II series and H3 launches § Planned launches
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Japan's planetary missions have so far been limited to the
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prototypes) but was postponed. The simpler crewed capsule
2247:, small-scale hard x-ray observation with high sensitivity
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ETS-VIII was launched on 18 December 2006. The purpose of
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NASDA, which was founded on 1 October 1969, had developed
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ja:Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Credit Foundations
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JAXA – Space Environment Utilization and Space Experiment
4702:
4583:"JAXA｜Space Tracking and Communications Center Home Page"
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Asteroid sample return mission 2003–2010 (decommissioned)
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as the succeeding mission. ASTRO-G was canceled in 2011.
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363:, and is involved in many more advanced missions such as
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X/Ka (8.4/32 GHz) Celestial Frame: Roadmap to the future
4297:"Japan eyes solar station in space as new energy source"
3500:"Japan Explains How It Made an Upside-Down Moon Landing"
3105:"Japan Passes Law Permitting Military Space Development"
1349:. Three instruments were included in this satellite: an
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in 1990, JAXA planned a lunar penetrator mission called
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Japan's first missions beyond Earth orbit were the 1985
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ja:National Cerebral and Cardiovascular Center Hospital
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ja:National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health
2489:) is to develop a jet that can carry 300 passengers at
1304:, however the mission is not yet fully funded. ESA and
1300:. The launch is expected in 2027 or 2028 on JAXA's new
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ISAS tested a solar sail again as a sub-payload to the
10269:
List of Independent Administrative Institutes in Japan
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ja:National Agriculture and Food Research Organization
3880:"MAXI:Experiment – International Space Station – JAXA"
3806:. Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency. 26 December 2023
3194:. Mynavi Corporation. 9 September 2020. Archived from
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ja:Japan Expressway Holding and Debt Repayment Agency
10113:
ja:National Traffic Safety and Environment Laboratory
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ja:Agriculture & Livestock Industries Corporation
9947:
ja:National Institute for Agro-Environmental Sciences
4125:[Basic Plan on Space Policy (2023 Revision)]
3399:"JCN Newswire | Asia Press Release Distribution"
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that could become the commercial replacement for the
1919:, Technology Demonstration 2002–2003 (decommissioned)
1881:, Technology Demonstration 2005–2009 (decommissioned)
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ja:Environmental Restoration and Conservation Agency
10012:
ja:Research Institute of Economy, Trade and Industry
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ja:Food and Agricultural Materials Inspection Center
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Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology
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National Center for University Entrance Examinations
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provided communication and tracking services to the
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On 18 October 2017, JAXA discovered a "tunnel"-like
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project launched by the conventional space launcher
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554:. JAXA has also developed a new medium-lift vehicle
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ja:Labor Management Organization for USFJ Employees
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ja:National Center for Child Health and Development
3906:"National Astronomical Observatory of Japan (NAOJ)"
3097:
3006:"Law Concerning Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency"
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Institute of Space and Astronautical Science (ISAS)
1809:of the International Space Station. The satellite,
550:(H "two" A) rocket from the former NASDA body as a
9957:ja:Forestry and Forest Products Research Institute
4050:(in Japanese). Mitsubishi Electric. Archived from
3298:. Mynavi Corporation. 22 July 2015. Archived from
3272:. Mynavi Corporation. 15 July 2015. Archived from
3069:"Symposium Awards | National Space Symposium"
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2253:, small-scale x-ray observation mission to survey
1254:JAXA's first infrared astronomy satellite was the
649:two-stage combustion cycle first stage engine and
9879:ja:National Center for Global Health and Medicine
4758:Archived sites of the JAXA predecessor agencies:
4734:Report on US-Japan Space Policy Cooperation, 2003
3464:"Japan Becomes Fifth Country to Land on the Moon"
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3357:Agency's Report from ISAS/JAXA to ILWS WG meeting
2980:"JAXA – New JAXA Philosophy and Corporate Slogan"
2574:JAXA is composed of the following organizations:
2238:, a 2.5 meter infrared telescope to be placed at
1278:was also released from the same launch vehicle.)
10330:Independent Administrative Institutions of Japan
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9942:ja:National Institute of Agrobiological Sciences
9889:ja:National Center for Geriatrics and Gerontrogy
9485:There are 102 institutions as of April 1, 2012.
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3498:Chang, Kenneth; Ueno, Hisako (25 January 2024).
2596:Space Exploration Innovation Hub Center (TansaX)
1771:magnetosphere observation satellite (since 1992)
1740:
1666:On 28 February 2014, a H-2A rocket launched the
1631:In January 2006, JAXA successfully launched the
1523:. WINDS was decommissioned on 27 February 2019.
1236:Japan's infrared astronomy began with the 15-cm
10219:ja:National Institute for Environmental Studies
10040:National Institute of Technology and Evaluation
9829:ja:Japan Labour Health and Welfare Organization
9758:ja:Institute of National Colleges of Technology
4075:"Kenya's first satellite is now in Earth orbit"
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3071:. Archived from the original on 3 February 2009
2485:. The design goal of the project (working name
2363:The first Japanese citizen to fly in space was
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1425:Communication, positioning and technology tests
436:Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications
336:Aerospace Research and Development Organisation
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10072:Japan Oil, Gas and Metals National Corporation
9874:ja:National Center of Neurology and Psychiatry
9849:ja:National Institute of Biomedical Innovation
9824:Japan Institute for Labour Policy and Training
9707:ja:National Institute of Radiological Sciences
9561:ja:Public Foundation for Peace and Consolation
4738:Center for Strategic and International Studies
3635:小型月着陸実証機（SLIM）および小型プローブ（LEV）の月面着陸の結果・成果等 の記者会見
3565:小型月着陸実証機（SLIM）および小型プローブ（LEV）の月面着陸の結果・成果等 の記者会見
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2259:APPROACH, small-scale lunar penetrator mission
945:JAXA launched its first lunar surface mission
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127:
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9713:ja:National Center for Teachers' Development
9491:institutions employ national public servants.
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9412:Timeline of first orbital launches by country
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2140:Innovative Satellite Technology Demonstration
2127:Innovative Satellite Technology Demonstration
2076:Innovative Satellite Technology Demonstration
2012:Innovative Satellite Technology Demonstration
1925:(Midori 2) Earth Observation 2002–2003 (lost)
1847:Aurora Observation 1989–2015 (decommissioned)
626:rocket. Prior to the merger, ISAS used small
10289:ja:Japanese extra-governmental organizations
9843:ja:Pharmaceutical and Medical Devices Agency
9522:ja:National Consumer Affairs Center of Japan
7202:
6856:
5241:
4941:Katsuura Tracking and Communications Station
4744:Greenhouse Gases Observing Satellite (GOSAT)
4678:Beyond the Sky and into Space JAXA 2015–2016
4117:
3726:Institute of Space and Astronautical Science
3158:
3127:
2295:
1859:Earth Observation 2006–2011 (decommissioned)
1786:(GPM) Core satellite.JAXA also provided the
1569:
1258:spacecraft, with the pre-launch designation
641:was adopted for the first stage engine, the
441:Before the merger, ISAS was responsible for
416:Institute of Space and Astronautical Science
10128:ja:Electronic Navigation Research Institute
10061:ja:Japan Nuclear Energy Safety Organization
9672:ja:National Institution For Youth Education
4965:Okinawa Tracking and Communications Station
4115:
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2747:(UDSC) is a spacecraft tracking station in
2500:
2345:was proposed but not adopted. Projects for
323:
10066:ja:Information-technology Promotion Agency
10003:ja:Information-Technology Promotion Agency
9922:ja:National Center for Seeds and Seedlings
9723:Japan Society for the Promotion of Science
9662:ja:National Institute of Special Education
9458:
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4953:Masuda Tracking and Communications Station
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2405:modules. This mission was also designated
2104:s results are impaired by dust absorption.
2091:: an astrometric telescope similar to the
1853:X-Ray Astronomy 2005–2015 (decommissioned)
1441:system from the Kibo module in late 2018.
1024:solar sail demonstrator was launched by a
970:had only been achieved by some landers in
558:. For smaller launch needs, JAXA uses the
424:National Space Development Agency of Japan
10148:ja:National Agency of Vehicle Inspection:
9702:National Institutes for Cultural Heritage
9611:ja:National Research Institute of Brewing
9517:ja:Northern Territories Issue Association
4344:
3957:JAXA | Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency
3746:
3497:
3168:. Nikkei. 12 January 2024. Archived from
2954:"JAXA – Keiji Tachikawa – JAXA in 2006 -"
2784:Collaborating with other space agencies:
2426:Three other NASA Space Shuttle missions (
1778:Ongoing joint missions with NASA are the
9687:National Institute for Materials Science
6668:Next Generation Small-Body Sample Return
4406:. Sydney Morning Herald. 10 October 2005
4237:
4094:
2584:Human Spaceflight Technology Directorate
2411:
2309:
1943:
1940:Epsilon (rocket) § Planned launches
1622:
1496:i-Space : ETS-VIII, WINDS and QZS-1
1227:
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1039:JAXA/ISAS was part of the international
981:
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938:. Its mission was to gather data on the
900:
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334:National Research and Development Agency
67:of all important aspects of the article.
10325:Government agencies established in 2003
10118:ja:National Maritime Research Institute
4887:Extraterrestrial Sample Curation Center
4006:(Press release). JAXA. 23 February 2008
3056:An overview of Japan's space activities
2925:
1887:, Moon probe 2007–2009 (decommissioned)
1654:
381:Reaching for the skies, exploring space
14:
10302:
10178:ja:Maritime Disaster Prevention Center
10133:ja:National Institute for Sea Training
10123:ja:Port and Airport Research Institute
10024:Nippon Export and Investment Insurance
9748:ja:Japan Student Services Organization
9586:Japan International Cooperation Agency
6377:Japanese Space Station Module (Mitsui)
4404:"Supersonic jet test hailed a success"
4072:
3528:
2865:Independent Administrative Institution
2360:also exist but have not been adopted.
1763:Other JAXA satellites currently in use
1095:
428:Independent Administrative Institution
420:National Aerospace Laboratory of Japan
63:Please consider expanding the lead to
10284:ja:Japanese government program review
9927:ja:National Livestock Breeding Center
9814:ja:Welfare And Medical Service Agency
9682:National Museum of Nature and Science
9439:
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4725:Report on Japan's Space Program, 2005
4473:"JAXA | Usuda Deep Space Center"
4184:Brown, Katherine (29 December 2020).
4183:
4140:from the original on 25 December 2023
3585:
3524:
3522:
3461:
3216:
3192:"「こうのとり」ミッションの集大成、そして未来へバトンをつないだ最終号機"
2926:McCurry, Justin (15 September 2007).
2884:List of aerospace flight test centres
2532:JAXA Headquarters (Chofu City, Tokyo)
1835:X-Ray Astronomy Mission 2016 (failed)
1820:
1782:Earth Observation Satellite, and the
1366:Monitor of All-sky X-ray Image (MAXI)
1293:, SPICA will be located at Sun–Earth
1223:
595:
530:through a new Space Strategy Office.
27:Japan's national air and space agency
10138:ja:Marine Technical Education Agency
9677:ja:National Women's Education Center
9474:Incorporated Administrative Agencies
7331:International Lunar Research Station
4354:. The Tokyo News.Net. Archived from
3031:Japan a low-key player in space race
2730:– currently the launch site for the
2690:– currently the launch site for the
2587:Research and Development Directorate
2487:Next Generation Supersonic Transport
2049:: joint lunar lander and rover with
1375:
1146:
890:
684:was responsible for resupplying the
618:Japan launched its first satellite,
36:
10158:Japan National Tourism Organization
9718:Japan Science and Technology Agency
6482:Smart Lander for Investigating Moon
4277:(in Japanese). JAXA. 1 January 2016
4238:Hirahara, Masafumi (12 July 2012).
4026:"超高速インターネット衛星「きずな」（WINDS）の運用終了について"
2590:Aeronautical Technology Directorate
1839:Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission
1633:Advanced Land Observation Satellite
1533:
1519:launch vehicle 14, took place from
1508:Ariane 5. The test was successful.
1364:The next JAXA x-ray mission is the
24:
10274:ja:Japanese administrative reforms
10103:ja:Public Works Research Institute
9859:Government Pension Investment Fund
9733:Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency
5060:
5042:Symbol indicates failed projects.
5039:indicates projects in development.
4816:Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency
3747:Torishima, Shinya (19 June 2015).
3519:
3462:Chang, Kenneth (19 January 2024).
3425:"Japan launches first lunar probe"
1952:
1929:
1869:mission 2006–2011 (decommissioned)
1737:(Shikisai), was launched in 2017.
1559:with a mobile station in Germany.
1408:
1311:
897:Japanese Lunar Exploration Program
710:In 2023, JAXA began operating the
660:liquid-fueled launch vehicle, the
511:(NSPS) was set up by the Cabinet.
302:Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency
89:Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency
25:
18:Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency
10346:
10279:ja:Government Revitalization Unit
10056:Japan External Trade Organization
9836:ja:National Hospital Organization
6356:Japanese Experiment Module (Kibō)
6352:International Space Station (ISS)
5417:Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope
4753:National Bureau of Asian Research
4690:JAXA 2025 (JAXA Long-term Vision)
4644:
4599:. 9 December 2015. Archived from
4426:"D-SEND#2試験サイト | JAXA航空技術部門"
3800:"MMX – Martian Moons eXploration"
3586:Jones, Andrew (22 January 2024).
2889:List of government space agencies
2613:Earth Observation Research Center
2225:utilizing "hybrid propulsion" of
2177:
1841:(TRMM) 1997–2015 (decommissioned)
1723:Global Change Observation Mission
722:Lunar and interplanetary missions
509:National Space Policy Secretariat
468:, satellites, and also built the
451:Very Long Baseline Interferometry
9932:ja:National Fisheries University
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4527:"三菱電機 | 美笹深宇宙探査用地上局（Great）"
4352:"Japanese hope to build on Mars"
4133:. 22 December 2023. p. 45.
3877:
3483:月面探査機 JAXA 世界初の「ピンポイント着陸」に成功と発表.
2849:
2835:
2821:
2553:
2539:
2525:
1784:Global Precipitation Measurement
1672:Global Precipitation Measurement
1240:telescope which was part of the
699:as a replacement to the retired
109:
41:
10199:ja:Japan Housing Finance Agency
6516:Lunar Polar Exploration Mission
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4272:"軟Ｘ線から硬Ｘ線の広帯域を高感度で撮像分光する小型衛星計画"
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3707:– via Japan Times Online.
3689:
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3529:Sample, Ian (19 January 2024).
3491:
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3383:次に目指す高みとは…はやぶさ2が切り開いた宇宙開発の未来／下.
3350:
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3210:
2880:, another Japanese space agency
2581:Space Technology Directorate II
2516:
2469:Supersonic aircraft development
998:, and emphasis has been put on
686:Kibo Japanese Experiment Module
426:(NASDA). JAXA was formed as an
367:exploration and possible human
55:may be too short to adequately
10108:ja:Building Research Institute
4903:Taiki Aerospace Research Field
4749:Japan's Evolving Space Program
4451:"ISS On-Orbit Status 04/23/09"
4299:. Physorg.com. 8 November 2009
3749:"JAXAの「火星の衛星からのサンプル・リターン」計画とは"
3111:. 22 June 2012. Archived from
3061:
3023:
2998:
2972:
2946:
2919:
2909:
2578:Space Technology Directorate I
2546:Tsukuba Space Center Main Gate
2511:Reusable Vehicle Testing (RVT)
1716:
1713:was launched in October 2018.
1153:Scientific research on the ISS
1002:and atmospheric research. The
930:, also known as SELENE, on an
102:Uchū Kōkū Kenkyū Kaihatsu Kikō
65:provide an accessible overview
13:
1:
9554:ja:National Statistics Center
4908:Nagoya Flight Research Center
4898:Noshiro Rocket Testing Center
3978:"I-Space Web Site – i-Space-"
3932:"SSL Redirect... please wait"
3331:. 2 July 2015. Archived from
3166:"H2Aロケット48号機打ち上げ成功 情報収集衛星を搭載"
2902:
2393:. One Space Shuttle mission (
2255:warm–hot intergalactic medium
1741:Satellites for other agencies
1639:) and an optical satellite, (
1528:Quasi Zenith Satellite System
1386:(ASTRO-A) X-ray mission. The
10320:2003 establishments in Japan
9962:ja:Fisheries Research Agency
7496:Public-sector space agencies
7349:Man Will Conquer Space Soon!
7288:KLE Complex Lunar Expedition
5048:indicate cancelled projects.
4073:Winick, Erin (11 May 2018).
4048:"製品のご紹介製品・衛星プラットフォーム／DS2000"
2367:, a journalist sponsored by
2355:vertical takeoff and landing
2205:
1678:Monitoring of carbon dioxide
1413:In 1997, Japan launched the
407:, the largest module of the
375:and its corporate slogan is
7:
10183:ja:Urban Renaissance Agency
7300:Lunar Expeditionary Complex
4977:Ogasawara Downrange Station
4924:Tracking and communications
4569:"Misasa Deep Space Station"
2814:
2714:International Space Station
1696:Ministry of the Environment
1082:, and may also observe the
940:Moon's origin and evolution
750:project manager Kawaguchi.
690:International Space Station
318:
101:
10:
10351:
9768:Japan Atomic Energy Agency
9510:National Archives of Japan
6614:Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer
5117:Joint development partners
3775:"高時間分解能観測がひらく火星ダスト・水循環の科学"
2353:and landing ASSTS and the
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1986:
1957:
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1913:Mission 1998–2003 (failed)
1903:1997–2005 (decommissioned)
1824:
1807:Japanese Experiment Module
1355:X-ray imaging spectrometer
1315:
1287:Herschel Space Observatory
1249:Infrared Space Observatory
1150:
1099:
1088:
894:
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552:medium-lift launch vehicle
533:
480:, 115 kilometers south of
470:Japanese Experiment Module
390:
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10143:ja:Civil Aviation College
10085:
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9864:ja:National Cancer Center
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6662:Martian Moons eXploration
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4718:28 September 2006 at the
4216:Grenoble Alpes University
3217:Kyodo (15 January 2017).
3142:. J Stage. Archived from
3089:: CS1 maint: unfit URL (
2765:Misasa Deep Space Station
2296:Human spaceflight program
1570:Earth observation program
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9627:National Printing Bureau
7306:Energia Lunar Expedition
7204:Colonization of the Moon
5243:Astronomical observation
4931:Earth Observation Center
4841:Yoshinobu Launch Complex
4831:Tanegashima Space Center
4713:"JAXA 2025" Presentation
3719:"ISASニュース 2016.1 No.418"
3667:– via www.bbc.com.
3613:"SLIM Project Press Kit"
2680:Tanegashima Space Center
2619:Earth Observation Center
2561:Tanegashima Space Center
2501:Reusable launch vehicles
2473:Besides the H-IIA/B and
2416:A view of the completed
2285:Space Solar Power System
2274:gravity wave observation
2262:HiZ-GUNDAM, small-scale
1794:satellite by the French
1788:Light Particle Telescope
1709:The successor satellite
1521:Tanegashima Space Center
1326:Starting from 1979 with
1270:in 1983. (A 3.6 kg
1251:(ISO) infrared mission.
1161:and infrared astronomy.
968:Radioisotope heater unit
857:), was launched from an
817:Small body exploration:
474:Tanegashima Space Center
249:Tanegashima Space Center
7449:Exploration of the Moon
5457:broadcasting satellites
5073:National space agencies
4936:Usuda Deep Space Center
3830:Nikkei. 6 December 2012
2745:Usuda Deep Space Center
2351:reusable launch vehicle
2289:space-based solar power
2280:Hayabusa Mk2/Marco Polo
2157:CMB B-mode polarization
1618:
1211:Cancelled(C)/Failed(F):
730:observation spacecraft
639:staged combustion cycle
622:, in 1970, using ISAS'
369:exploration of the Moon
10315:Space program of Japan
6323:Fuji crewed spacecraft
5026:Japanese space program
4873:Chofu Aerospace Center
4848:Uchinoura Space Center
3362:7 January 2016 at the
2932:guardian.co.uk/science
2720:Uchinoura Space Center
2646:Sanriku Balloon Center
2632:Noshiro Testing Center
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142:; 20 years ago
10163:ja:Japan Water Agency
6604:BepiColombo (MMO/Mio)
6336:H-II Transfer Vehicle
4453:. NASA. 24 April 2009
4123:"宇宙基本計画⼯程表 (令和５年度改訂)"
4080:MIT Technology Review
3828:イカロス、世界初の宇宙ヨットでギネス認定.
3683:X ( Formerly Twitter)
3296:"新型基幹ロケット「H3」の挑戦 2/5"
3270:"新型基幹ロケット「H3」の挑戦 1/5"
3046:, 30 June 2009, p. 3.
3036:3 August 2009 at the
2415:
2349:, horizontal takeoff
2347:single-stage-to-orbit
2313:
2300:Further information:
2155:: a mission to study
2062:, sample return from
1947:
1827:List of JAXA launches
1815:University of Nairobi
1813:, was created by the
1626:
1606:Retired/Failed (R/F):
1552:European Space Agency
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1109:
1100:Further information:
985:
978:Planetary exploration
904:
838:
678:H-II Transfer Vehicle
651:solid rocket boosters
613:H-II Transfer Vehicle
611:
603:
541:
514:JAXA was awarded the
461:, among other areas.
400:
32:Jaxa (disambiguation)
9418:Soviet space program
5461:satellite navigation
4878:Tsukuba Space Center
4866:Research and testing
4836:Osaki Launch Complex
4332:on 16 September 2015
3431:. 14 September 2007.
3302:on 28 September 2017
3276:on 12 September 2017
2799:during its flyby of
2702:Tsukuba Space Center
2565:Kagoshima Prefecture
2479:supersonic transport
2302:JAXA Astronaut Corps
2058:: Remote sensing of
1668:GPM Core Observatory
1655:Rainfall observation
716:expander bleed cycle
430:administered by the
8568:Guiana Space Centre
7454:Tourism on the Moon
5046:Strikethrough lines
4893:Kakuda Space Center
4603:on 12 December 2015
3984:on 25 December 2008
3859:on 1 September 2007
3403:www.jcnnewswire.com
3322:"新型基幹ロケットの開発状況について"
3198:on 26 February 2023
3172:on 13 February 2024
3146:on 29 December 2021
2878:Japan Space Systems
2773:Mitsubishi Electric
2757:Mitsubishi Electric
2652:Kakuda Space Center
2266:observation mission
1790:(LPT) for the 2008
1439:laser communication
1359:hard X-ray detector
1096:Solar sail research
863:near-Earth asteroid
195:Government of Japan
140:1 October 2003
90:
9743:Japan Arts Council
7367:Chinese Lunar Base
7361:Human Lunar Return
6500:Hakuto-R Mission 2
6432:Hakuto-R Mission 1
4773:1 May 2008 at the
4384:on 18 October 2017
3505:The New York Times
3469:The New York Times
3451:. 19 January 2024.
3368:Living With a Star
3115:on 21 January 2013
3029:Kamiya, Setsuko, "
2986:on 29 October 2013
2843:Spaceflight portal
2789:Deep Space Network
2505:Until 2003, JAXA (
2424:
2389:spacecraft to the
2371:, who flew on the
2320:
1950:
1867:Infrared astronomy
1821:Completed missions
1629:
1475:Under Development:
1351:X-ray spectrometer
1234:
1224:Infrared astronomy
1188:Under Development:
1114:
1084:atmosphere of Mars
996:inner Solar System
992:
911:
887:to Earth in 2020.
845:
779:Under Development:
672:JAXA operated the
616:
606:
596:Launch development
544:
478:Tanegashima Island
412:
377:Explore to Realize
313:国立研究開発法人宇宙航空研究開発機構
155:Preceding agencies
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9534:Internal Affairs
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7254:Artemis Base Camp
7230:Apollo Lunar Base
7211:American projects
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4883:Sagamihara Campus
4164:solar-c.nao.ac.jp
4054:on 22 August 2008
3728:. 22 January 2016
3659:. 29 January 2024
3638:, 24 January 2024
3568:, 24 January 2024
3488:. 25 January 2024
3338:on 6 January 2023
3327:(Press release).
3250:. 2 February 2018
3058:, 14 August 2018.
2666:Sagamihara Campus
2422:module of the ISS
2306:Kibō (ISS module)
2121:Comet Interceptor
1704:greenhouse gasses
1376:Solar observation
1302:H3 Launch Vehicle
1147:Astronomy program
891:Lunar exploration
542:H-IIA & H-IIB
298:
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244:Primary spaceport
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10209:Ministry of the
9591:Japan Foundation
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7405:Montes Apenninus
7275:Russian projects
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6926:Kanta-kun (WEOS)
6867:
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6859:small satellites
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6729:Experimentally 3
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4503:. Archived from
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4430:www.aero.jaxa.jp
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4380:. Archived from
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4328:. Archived from
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4245:. Archived from
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3980:. Archived from
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3949:
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3912:on 22 March 2012
3908:. Archived from
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3882:. Archived from
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3855:. Archived from
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3386:Mainichi Shimbun
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2982:. Archived from
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2956:. Archived from
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2824:
2767:(MDSS), also in
2557:
2543:
2529:
2365:Toyohiro Akiyama
2223:Trojan asteroids
2173:Lagrangian point
2161:cosmic inflation
2103:
1583:Active Missions:
1534:OICETS and INDEX
1469:, QZS-3, QZS-4,
1452:Active Missions:
1291:geocentric orbit
1165:Active Missions:
1028:launch vehicle.
1014:Climate Orbiter
972:Surveyor Program
855:Peregrine falcon
754:Active Missions:
682:cargo spacecraft
680:six times. This
628:Mu rocket family
604:H-IIA F19 launch
582:Mu rocket family
575:sounding rockets
516:Space Foundation
453:(VLBI) with the
342:
340:
337:
331:
328:
325:
321:
315:
314:
294:
291:
289:
277:
276:US$ 1.46 billion
273:
238:
230:Hiroshi Yamakawa
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10091:Infrastructure,
10090:
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9779:
9772:
9711:
9653:
9651:
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9647:
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9638:
9602:
9595:
9578:Foreign Affairs
9577:
9570:
9537:
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9533:
9526:
9494:
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7528:
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7498:
7493:
7463:
7458:
7440:
7424:
7378:
7355:Artemis Project
7336:
7324:Russian project
7323:
7317:
7282:Zvezda moonbase
7274:
7268:
7259:
7218:Project Horizon
7206:
7201:
7171:
7158:
7078:
6964:
6861:
6839:
6796:
6745:
6702:
6677:
6618:
6587:
6528:
6487:
6465:
6449:Kaguya (SELENE)
6407:
6386:
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6340:
6306:
6285:
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6228:
5990:
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5334:
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5149:
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4775:Wayback Machine
4720:Wayback Machine
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4508:
4507:on 19 July 2021
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4300:
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4274:
4270:
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4265:
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4253:
4252:on 12 July 2012
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4192:
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4129:(in Japanese).
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3724:(in Japanese).
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3364:Wayback Machine
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3248:Spaceflight Now
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3223:The Japan Times
3215:
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3038:Wayback Machine
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7748:Latin America
7746:
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7678:
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7634:North America
7632:
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7312:Lunny Poligon
7310:
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7295:
7292:
7289:
7286:
7283:
7280:
7279:
7277:
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7266:
7255:
7252:
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7248:Lunar Outpost
7246:
7243:
7240:
7237:
7236:JSC Moon Base
7234:
7231:
7228:
7225:
7224:Lunex Project
7222:
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7153:WNI satellite
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6511:Lunar Cruiser
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6382:Lunar Gateway
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5430:Small-JASMINE
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123:Abbreviation
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52:lead section
10211:Environment
10095:and Tourism
9646:Education,
9424:Interkosmos
9398:Interkosmos
8504:Eurocontrol
8154:Antrix Corp
7510:Pan-African
7400:Sinus Medii
7390:Sinus Roris
7322:Chinese and
7146:Wisseed Sat
6955:Waseda-SAT2
6808:IGS-Optical
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4144:26 December
3753:Mynavi News
3511:21 February
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3342:21 February
3306:21 February
3280:21 February
3202:21 February
3176:21 February
3150:21 February
3043:Japan Times
2684:Tanegashima
2376:Soyuz TM-11
2358:Kankoh-maru
2231:ion engines
1982:(uncertain)
1717:GCOM series
1118:solar sails
1091:BepiColombo
963:lunar night
771:BepiColombo
422:(NAL), and
233: [
10304:Categories
10093:Transport
9991:Trade and
9654:Technology
9618:Japan Mint
9410:See also:
8123:South Asia
7727:USSPACECOM
7415:Shackleton
7273:Soviet and
7129:SpaceTuna1
7000:Hodoyoshi
6776:IGS-Radar
6734:IGS-Radar
6454:OMOTENASHI
6178:SmartSat-1
5394:HiZ-GUNDAM
4824:Spaceports
4818:facilities
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4607:2 December
4511:2 December
4388:18 October
3784:4 February
3732:4 February
3663:31 January
3642:25 January
3597:25 January
3572:25 January
3548:20 January
3254:7 February
3228:16 January
3119:29 October
3075:31 January
2903:References
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2670:Sagamihara
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2654:(KSPC) in
2324:spaceplane
2316:Spacelab-J
2227:solar sail
1934:See also:
1901:Space VLBI
1825:See also:
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1353:(XRS), an
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1151:See also:
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825:See also:
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9905:Fisheries
9648:Culture,
9078:Roscosmos
9066:KazCosmos
9030:ArmCosmos
8731:DTU Space
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8640:EU SatCen
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3810:4 January
3759:6 October
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2724:Kimotsuki
2688:Kagoshima
2634:(NTC) in
2621:(EOC) in
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1203:ASTRO-EII
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9650:Sports,
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7627:Americas
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7436:Moonbase
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6922:Kagayaki
6857:Private
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6599:Akatsuki
6573:Sakigake
6551:Hayabusa
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6460:SELENE-2
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6282:SERVIS-3
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5962:GOSAT-GW
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4058:3 August
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3962:21 April
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2287:(SSPS),
2270:B-DECIGO
2153:LiteBIRD
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4683:YouTube
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3916:12 July
3890:12 June
3863:12 June
3804:JAXA.jp
2990:12 June
2964:12 June
2801:Jupiter
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