ISpace used a JAXA thermal vacuum chamber to test its Resilience lunar lander, which was launched in January and is slated to touch down in June.
Credit: iSpace
Since the launch of its first satellite, Ohsumi, in 1970, Japan’s government has relied on a group of agencies to drive space developments and projects. That is starting to change as the country looks to keep pace in the global space industry. The government remains a pivotal force in Japan’s space...
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