Japan's Underground Telescope Hunts for Cosmic Ghosts
Deep beneath a mountain in Japan, the upgraded Super-Kamiokande telescope is on the verge of detecting 'ghost particles' from stars that died billions of years ago.
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Japan's Space One Prepares Third Kairos Rocket Launch
Japanese startup Space One is preparing for a critical third launch attempt of its Kairos rocket, following two previous failures that ended in explosions.
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Tokyo to New York in 60 Minutes Planned via Suborbital Flight
A Japanese startup, Innovative Space Carrier Inc., has unveiled plans for a suborbital space plane that could fly from Tokyo to New York in just 60 minutes.
#Space Travel#ASCA#Innovative Space Carrier
Space-Based Solar Power Nears Reality with Global Projects
Space-based solar power is moving closer to reality, with projects in Japan and the U.S. testing technology that could one day meet global energy needs.
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JAXA Selects ArkEdge Space for LEO Positioning System Study
The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) has partnered with ArkEdge Space to study a low-Earth orbit satellite system as a resilient alternative to GNSS.
#JAXA#ArkEdge Space#Satellite Technology
US and China Escalate Space Race Amid Policy Shifts
Amid major restructuring of U.S. space policy and NASA's budget, China's rapid advancements are fueling a new bipolar space race focused on the Moon and beyond.
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ArkEdge Space Partners with African Nations on Satellite Data
Japanese satellite startup ArkEdge Space has signed agreements with institutions in Egypt, Kenya, Burkina Faso, and Angola to use satellite data for sustainable development.
#ArkEdge Space#Africa#Satellite Technology
UH and Japan Deepen Space Research Partnership at Symposium
The University of Hawaiʻi hosted an international symposium with Japanese experts to strengthen collaboration in space science and build a local tech workforce.
#University of Hawaiʻi#Astronomy#Space Technology
Japanese Scientists Develop Plasma Thruster to Clean Space Debris
Japanese researchers have developed a powerful plasma thruster using fusion reactor technology to clean up hazardous space debris in Earth's orbit.
#Space Debris#Plasma Thruster#Tohoku University
Japanese Plasma Engine Offers New Way to Clear Space Debris
Researchers at Tohoku University in Japan have developed a non-contact plasma engine that triples the deceleration force for removing space debris from orbit.
#Space Debris#Aerospace Technology#Plasma Propulsion
New Plasma Engine Tackles Space Debris Without Contact
Japanese researchers have developed a new plasma engine that uses dual streams to deorbit space junk without contact, solving a key stability issue.
#Space Debris#Plasma Propulsion#Tohoku University