As NASA continues to struggle with gaining a clear direction for the future of human space exploration, the U.S. space agency’s international counterparts are wasting no time setting exploration goals for themselves. Specifically, the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) is aiming to capitalize off past success to enable further human and robotic exploration of the solar system in the coming decades.
The Japanese Space Agency (JAXA) H-IIA Launch Vehicle No. 18 (H-IIA F18) has launched with…
Japan space agency JAXA has successfully launched the HTV (H-II Transfer Vehicle) on its debut flight to…
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Endeavour’s Dave Wolf and the ISS’s Tim Kopra ventured outside the Shuttle/Station complex on Saturday and completed…
Endeavour remains on track for the setting of a June 13 or 14 launch date…
With STS-125 safely completed, NASA is turning its attention towards the June 13 launch of…
Due to a conflict with Shuttle Crew Scheduling Constraints (SCSC) rules relating to off duty…
Japan has launched a satellite that will be used to observe the concentration distribution of greenhouse…