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NASA released a video on 2019-05-28 featuring JAXA president Hiroshi Yamakawa about international cooperation on the development of the Gateway and lunar plans.
NOAA’s Joint Venture Partnership proposal is a $2,300,000 initiative to help NOAA ingest data from research satellites flown by NASA, the European Space Agency, and the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency.
The Global Precipitation Measurement mission, a joint program between NASA and JAXA, launched on an H2-A in 2014.
Japan-based NEC Corp. led an industrial team in building JAXA’s Mercury Magnetospheric Orbiter.
JAXA started contracting development work for GOSAT-3 in 2020.
JAXA is preparing to launch the Greenhouse Gases Observing Satellite 2 (GOSAT-2) on an H-2A rocket scheduled for 2018-10-29.
In May 2018 JAXA awarded Space BD the contract to be the commercial operator of the small satellite deployment service from the Japanese Experimental Module Kibo onboard the International Space Station.
Arianespace’s next mission after 2018-09-25 was an Ariane 5 launch of BepiColombo, a Mercury-bound spacecraft for the European and Japanese space agencies, scheduled for 2018-10-19.
JAXA’s experimental small launch vehicle SS-520-5 achieved a successful launch earlier in the year.
JAXA hosted a forum about J-SPARC that was attended by 100 people from more than 50 companies.
JAXA’s technologies will facilitate ASTROSCALE’s development of ELSA-d, a technology demonstration satellite scheduled to be launched in the first half of 2019.