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Japan Successfully Launches H3 Rocket After Previous Failure
Japan has successfully launched its H3 flagship rocket, carrying a French nanosatellite, marking a return to flight after an earlier failure. This launch represents the debut of a low-cost variant of the rocket, powered exclusively by liquid-fuel engines.
12 Jun, 01:26 — 12 Jun, 05:24
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Times of IndiaMostly Factual13h ago
Japan's struggling flagship H3 rocket returns to flight with the debut of a low-cost variant
Japan's H3 rocket achieved a crucial success Friday, launching a new low-cost variant from Tanegashima Space Center. This marks a vital comeback after previous mission failures, bolstering Japan's competitive edge in the global space industry.
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Japan successfully launches H3 rocket
The successful launch is an important comeback for Japan as it seeks to restore confidence in the H3 series and demonstrate the rocket can support a wider range of missions.
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First report: NHK World · 12 Jun, 00:47|Full coverage: 6 · 8h|Window: 8h
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