Japan Space Programme News Today

Rest of World News: Following the remarkable lunar landing of Chandrayaan-3, Japan's space program is gearing up for a comeback after facing a series of challenges. This

The H3’s main engine cut off after the launch countdown had reached zero, leaving the rocket on its launch pad at the Tanegashima spaceport along with its payload.

President Biden and Prime Minister Kishida stated that they will emphasise the US and Japan's ongoing cooperation on Earth science data sharing in order to increase scientific understanding of climate change.

The plan spells out Japan's aspirations to launch a probe to explore Mars in 2024, as well as to find ways to generate solar electricity in space.