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Interstellar Technologies signed a basic agreement with the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency in March 2024 regarding the procurement of launch transport services.
Interstellar Technologies Inc. signed a basic agreement with the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency in March 2024 for the procurement of launch transport services.
The JAXA-SMASH program expands transportation and small satellite missions and includes procurement of privately selected transport services to launch JAXA-publicly solicited small satellite missions.
The JAXA basic agreement with Interstellar Technologies is intended to select private-sector entities capable of launching satellites developed under JAXA’s small satellite missions.
The JAXA-SMASH agreements are designed to support private-sector entities capable of launching satellites developed under JAXA’s small satellite missions and to advance commercialization of space transportation services.
Mitsui Bussan Aerospace signed a basic agreement with JAXA to offer services aimed at the commercial utilization of space.
Space One was selected under the JAXA-SMASH initiative despite its Kairos solid rocket exploding seconds after liftoff earlier 2024-03.
Space BD signed a basic agreement with JAXA to offer services aimed at the commercial utilization of space.
Japan’s cabinet approved the bill to establish the $6,700,000,000 Space Strategic Fund for JAXA in November.
The EarthCARE satellite includes a Cloud Profiling Radar developed by JAXA.
JAXA astronaut Satoshi Furukawa logged a total of 366 days in space over his two flights after completing Crew-7.
The Space Basic Plan revised in June 2023 called for JAXA to be able to support entities from the commercial and academic sectors.
Japan established a $6,700,000,000 (1,000,000,000,000 JPY) 10-year Space Strategic Fund for the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA).
The EarthCARE satellite includes a Cloud Profiling Radar developed by JAXA.
JAXA launched the second H3 Launch Vehicle (H3TF2) at 9:22:55 JST on 2024-02-17 from the Tanegashima Space Center.
Dr. Soichi Noguchi is an aeronautical engineer and former JAXA astronaut.
The SLIM spacecraft operated by the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency launched on an H-IIA rocket from the Tanegashima Space Center, Japan on 2023-09-07.
JAXA confirmed that SLIM was communicating with earth stations and responding to commands, but its solar cells were not generating electricity.
JAXA defined minimum success for SLIM as achieving a soft landing on the Moon and verifying the navigation system.
JAXA's webcast of SLIM's landing showed detailed telemetry about the vehicle's position during its descent.