HOME > BUSINESS > Article

Text Size

small

medium

large


Japanese Startup Launches Lunar Lander in 2nd Attempt

Japanese Startup Launches Lunar Lander in 2nd Attempt

People watch a live broadcast of the launch of an ispace lunar lander in Tokyo on Wednesday.
People watch a live broadcast of the launch of an ispace lunar lander in Tokyo on Wednesday.

   Tokyo, Jan. 15 (Jiji Press)--A lunar lander developed by Japanese space exploration startup ispace Inc. was launched from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida on Wednesday in its second attempt to send a spacecraft to the moon.
   The lunar lander is scheduled to arrive at the moon in late May or early June. If successful, ispace could become the first company in Asia to put a spacecraft on the moon.

To read a full story, please click here to find out how to subscribe.

BUSINESS

HEADLINES

POLITICS
Accountant of LDP Tokyo Assembly Group Faces Summary Indictment over Fund Issue
ECONOMY
2024 Winter Bonuses in Japan Hit Record High of 891,460 Yen on Average
SPORTS
Women's Tennis: Osaka Pulls Out of Australian Open 3rd Round Match due to Injury
OTHER
Flu Cases Stay at Alarming Level in Japan; Drugs for 11.1 M. People Secured

AFP-JIJI PRESS NEWS JOURNAL


Photos