Japan’s H-II Transfer Vehicle-9 docked to the ISS in June 2020.
Credit: Bob Behnken/NASA
The first of a new generation of cargo ships for Earth orbit—and possibly beyond—is poised for a debut run to the International Space Station, a mission also geared to demonstrate Japan’s growing space capabilities. While the U.S. and Russia fly the bulk of the resupply runs to the International...
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