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JAXA's SLIM lunar lander has sparked an era of precision landings crucial for future crewed exploration.
JAXA provided a press update within two hours of the SLIM landing accepting its outcomes.
The JAXA-NASA partnership includes implications for the Artemis program.
JAXA’s SLIM mission launched in September 2023 and landed in January 2024.
ISRO has publicly known cooperation arrangements with JAXA and Roscosmos.
ISRO has publicly known cooperation arrangements with JAXA and Roscosmos but not with ispace Japan.
JAXA's SLIM spacecraft launched in September 2023 and landed in January 2024.
JAXA’s SLIM lunar lander achieved higher landing precision and more successful payload operations than Intuitive Machines’ Odysseus by technical measures.
The book mentions JAXA’s SLIM lander and the Artemis lunar exploration campaign.
JAXA honored the explicit pre-launch success criteria it had defined for the SLIM mission.
JAXA provided a press update within two hours of SLIM’s landing that acknowledged the mission’s mixed outcomes.
A solid rocket motor developed for the Epsilon S rocket exploded during a 2024-11-25 static-fire test at a JAXA facility.
Astroscale independently designed the 2024-11-30 15-meter approach as an ambitious objective in addition to JAXA’s baseline mission requirements.
JAXA is supporting the ArkEdge Space lunar navigation project with up to 5,000,000,000 JPY over four years.
JAXA selected ArkEdge Space under its Space Strategy Fund to lead the development of advanced lunar navigation technology.
The RESILIENCE lunar lander was shipped from the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency facility in Tsukuba, Japan to Florida via commercial cargo plane.
NASA projected the Lunar Terrain Vehicle (LTV) will not be ready until at least late this decade and projected JAXA’s larger pressurized rover to launch no earlier than fiscal year 2032.
NASA stated it would consider flying VIPER’s instruments on the Lunar Terrain Vehicle (LTV) that it is developing with industry as well as on a larger pressurized rover that JAXA is providing.
An engine being developed for use in JAXA’s Epsilon S small rocket exploded during a combustion test at the Tanegashima Space Center in Kagoshima Prefecture on 2024-11-26.
The European Space Agency and JAXA will examine opportunities for cooperation and collaboration across a range of space projects, including lunar exploration.