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The endeavors of the Japanese Aerospace Exploration Agency AKA JAXA.

Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency

The endeavors of the Japanese Aerospace Exploration Agency AKA JAXA.


Launch Schedule

(via jaxa.jp - last updated 2015-08-19)

Date Mission
FY2015 H-IIA upgrade
FY2015 X-ray Astronomy Satellite "ASTRO-H"
FY2016 or later H-II Transfer Vehicle "KOUNOTORI6" (HTV6)
FY2016 or later H-II Transfer Vehicle "KOUNOTORI7" (HTV7)
FY2016 or later Earth Cloud, Aerosol and Radiation Explorer / Cloud Profiling Radar (EarthCARE/CPR)
FY2016 or later Mercury Exploration Mission "BepiColombo"
FY2016 or later Exploration of energization and Radiation in Geospace "ERG"
FY2016 or later Global Change Observation Mission - Climate "GCOM-C"
FY2016 or later Greenhouse gases Observing SATellite-2 "GOSAT-2"
FY2016 or later Super Low Altitude Test Satellite "SLATS"

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Looking for information about an ASTRO-G mission t-shirt

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2022/09/29
21:35 UTC

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science is a mythology

Scientific reality is textual

http://gamahucherpress.yellowgum.com/wp-content/uploads/Scientific-reality-is-textual.pdf

or

https://www.scribd.com/document/572639157/Scientific-Reality-is-Textual

The-Anthropology-of-science

(science is a mythology)

http://gamahucherpress.yellowgum.com/wp-content/uploads/The-Anthropology-of-science.pdf

or

https://www.scribd.com/document/512683685/Prolegomenon-to-The-Anthropology-of-Science

The greatest scholar of our time

Magister colin leslie dean

Magister colin leslie dean the only modern Renaissance man with 9 degrees including 4 masters: B,Sc, BA,B.Litt(Hons), MA, B.Litt(Hons), MA, MA (Psychoanalytic studies), Master of Psychoanalytic studies, Grad Cert (Literary studies)

"[Deans] philosophy is the sickest, most paralyzing and most destructive thing that has ever originated from the brain of man." "[Dean] lay waste to everything in its path...

[It is ] a systematic work of destruction and demoralization... In the end it became nothing but an act of sacrilege

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2022/09/28
20:08 UTC

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Internship at JAXA

Have anyone of you have done intern at JAXA? If yes, would love to hear your experince and how they got it.

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2022/09/14
23:57 UTC

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Prolegomenon to undermining the foundations/fundamentals of science

Prolegomenon to undermining the foundations/fundamentals of science

http://gamahucherpress.yellowgum.com/wp-content/uploads/undermining-the-foundations-of-science.pdf

or

https://www.scribd.com/document/591616840/Prolegomenon-to-Undermining-the-Foundations-of-Science

The greatest scholar of our time Magister colin leslie dean

Magister colin leslie dean the only modern Renaissance man with 9 degrees including 4 masters: B,Sc, BA, B.Litt(Hons), MA, B.Litt(Hons), MA, MA (Psychoanalytic studies), Master of Psychoanalytic studies, Grad Cert (Literary studies)

"[Deans] philosophy is the sickest, most paralyzing and most destructive thing that has ever originated from the brain of man."

"[Dean] lay waste to everything in its path... [It is ] a systematic work of destruction and demoralization... In the end it became nothing but an act of sacrilege.

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2022/09/10
01:05 UTC

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Japanese space station concepts back in 2008

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2022/09/03
19:59 UTC

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BepiColombo’s second Mercury flyby (ESA-JAXA collaboration)

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2022/06/27
08:38 UTC

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Japan's Space Tourism Single Stage to Orbit(SSTO) Reusable Rocket. The Kankoh-maru (観光丸, Kankōmaru)

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2022/06/19
14:28 UTC

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I feel mixed lame/justified asking this. Is there protocol for handling extraterrestrial life? For ESA, NASA, JAXA, ROSCOSMOS, whoever?

I would love to see codified expectations and legalese involving this topic from the agencies.

Surely it's come up. Also any discussion about this, for instance what happens if agency A discovers life and says "We're not sharing." There has to be talk about this, and I'm hoping that it's public.

2 Comments
2022/06/01
23:24 UTC

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Why Japan's Young Space Agency Is Mastering This Critical Skill

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2021/12/03
07:30 UTC

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I was reading a thread from a few years ago about whether JAXA might try to human-rate the H-II and put a capsule on it to do crewed flight, and it got me wondering about something...

So, I was reading this thread from 3 years ago, and I noticed the part where the OP wrote:

"But the H-II has enough thrust with its two main engines that it doesn't need solid boosters to liftoff. Then the only thing JAXA needs is a manned capsule. With the usual government financing approach to space projects this could cost billions of dollars. But SpaceX proved that by using private financing, development costs can be cut 90%! In fact, the Dragon capsule only cost SpaceX $300 million to develop. So some private company or even wealthy individual could pay for its development."

This got me wondering about a slightly different thing:

Is there any chance that JAXA could simply buy a dragon capsule, directly from SpaceX? Do you think that is something SpaceX would be willing to sell? (And, in particular, to JAXA? I mean I can understand if it didn't want to sell capsules to a rival company like Blue Origin or Rocket Lab, but, what about a government organization like JAXA, I wonder).

Also, would there be any international laws or trade deals or anything preventing such a transaction from occurring, if SpaceX and JAXA were willing to do that? Like some U.S. law preventing us from selling crew-capsules to foreign countries or something?

Is something like this plausible at all?

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2021/08/28
06:36 UTC

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I just learned about the anime "Space Brothers" and started watching it. They have a scene which shows the portraits of most of the JAXA astronauts.

3 Comments
2021/08/16
00:07 UTC

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Some thoughts regarding nuclear energy in space. Credit BigBombR

2 Comments
2021/07/25
16:43 UTC

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Captured ALOS-2 in LEO going for NP | for full equipment visit YT Channel Reconnaissance Space

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2021/06/02
01:12 UTC

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Uchunaut - A new name for Japanese astronauts.

I was discussing JAXA's spaceflight training program and I thought it was odd they call the people 'Astronauts'.

Russian space crew are called Cosmonauts, Chinese are called Taikonauts, so why should the Japanese space crew still be called Astronauts? Shouldn't they have a name with Japanese origin?

I looked up the translation for space in Japanese and Google suggested Supesu which isn't very helpful. But the translation for Astronaut is Uchu hiko-shi, literally Space Pilot.

So logically Japanese astronauts should be called Uchunauts, right? Google found about five examples where other people have suggested the same name but it doesn't seem to be catching on. I think it's a good name. We also need to convince ESA to choose a French name for astronauts. L'espacionaut isn't great, maybe German would be better?

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2021/05/31
00:06 UTC

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HTV-X berthed at ISS [CG]

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2021/04/18
20:22 UTC

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Japanese sample return mission to Mars' moons ramps up development

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2021/04/13
23:31 UTC

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This subreddit needs more members!

Seriously, we need more people so that we can receive updates about the cool things Jaxa does.

2 Comments
2021/04/07
02:46 UTC

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How to make your own astronaut flight suit for <£25 using DIY boilersuit and ebay patches

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2021/02/24
19:49 UTC

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Hayabusa2 team: "We found the capsule! Together with the parachute!"

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2020/12/05
20:08 UTC

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[FWI] The asteroid sample returned to Earth in Australia on December 6 by JAXA's Hayabusa2 is valued at one billion dollars.

1 Comment
2020/12/01
10:08 UTC

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HTV-R Coming Home [CG]

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2020/11/23
13:38 UTC

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