Japan Eyes
Japan's National Space Development Agency (NASDA) intends to scrap its 3-stage J-1 1-ton payload launcher, which debuted only last year, in favor of a new vehicle with lower launch costs and greater orbital insertion accuracy. The intent is to be able to compete for low-Earth orbit multiple...
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