Japanese space agency

ADRAS-J mission. PR photo, Astroscale

Astroscale has successfully launched the world's first spacecraft to monitor space debris * will meet with a faulty Japanese satellite

The ADRAS-J mission, which was launched into space to locate a piece of a defunct satellite 11 meters long and weighing 3 tons, will set new standards in the field of arrival and active removal of space debris, as well as in providing service to satellites
The Phi-Colombo spacecraft near the planet Hema. Figure: European Space Agency ESA

Europe launched the space probe by Columbus to the planet Mercury

A complex and challenging task. The spacecraft landed on the asteroid. Image: Japanese space agency JAXA

This morning, Japan launched the Yabusa-2 spacecraft to a near-Earth asteroid

The Japanese spacecraft Akatsuki lost its way to Venus

The Akatsuki spacecraft failed to enter orbit around Venus

Artist's impression of a robotic lunar base. JAXA figure

Japan wants to build a robotic base on the moon by 2020

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The Yabosa spacecraft will simulate an asteroid crash on Earth

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to transmit energy from the sky

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Transportation in space - a new growing industry

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Boomerang also works in space

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The launch of the communication satellite "Kizona" was successfully completed

The launch of the Japanese communication satellite for super-fast internet transmission has been successfully completed
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The launch of the Japanese communication satellite "Kizuna" has been postponed

Today Japan was supposed to launch its communications satellite into space, but problems with the H-2A launcher forced the launch to be postponed
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Japan will launch "Kizuna", a communications satellite for super-fast internet transmission

The whole country is waiting for February 15, the date on which the Japanese Space Agency is supposed to launch the satellite
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The Yabusa spaceship is ready to return to Earth

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Updates from the Yabusa spacecraft

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All the news about the Yabusa project

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Yabusa's return to Earth has been postponed to 2010