H3 Rocket Failure Causes Delays for Japanese Space Missions.

1 min read
Source: Spaceflight Now
TL;DR Summary

The launch of Japan's X-ray telescope and robotic lunar lander has been delayed to no earlier than August, and the launch schedule for another Japanese mission to return samples from a moon of Mars is in doubt as engineers investigate the failure of Japan's first H3 rocket last month. The XRISM mission is a replacement for Japan's Hitomi X-ray astronomy satellite, which failed a month after its launch in February 2016.

Share this article

Reading Insights

Total Reads

0

Unique Readers

1

Time Saved

3 min

vs 4 min read

Condensed

91%

76971 words

Want the full story? Read the original article

Read on Spaceflight Now