Japan's MITI builds test satellites to cut component costs
Japan's Ministry of International Trade and Industry (MITI) plans to spend a reported $175 million on two satellites that will be designed to test how well low-cost satellite components stand up in space, all in an effort to make Japan more competitive in the international satellite-building...
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