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November 5, 2012
MICHIBIKI Enables New Positioning Services

May 9, 2012
Saving Lives With Satellites:
Using Space Science to Prevent Natural Disasters

February 3, 2012
Reading the Dust from Asteroid Itokawa: First Analysis of the HAYABUSA Sample

December 5, 2011
The Space Shuttle and Japan’s Manned Space Activities

May 20, 2011
New X-ray Astronomy Satellite ASTRO-H
Striving to Solve the Mysteries of the Universe

February 3, 2011
Conquering Global Warming:
Contributing to the GEO Global Carbon Project

November 19, 2010
Asteroid Explorer HAYABUSA Returns to Earth!

August 3, 2010
Space Experiments Expand Possibilities for the Future
- Results from the Japanese Experiment Module Kibo -

May 11, 2010
Space Education by JAXA
- Fostering Young Hearts and Minds -

March 5, 2010
JAXA Explores the Planets of the Solar System

November 20, 2009
First Extended Stay in Space by a Japanese Astronaut
~ Astronaut Koichi Wakata's Mission on the International Space Station ~

July 31, 2009
Achieving Safety and Security in Asia Through Cooperation
- Disaster/Environmental Monitoring and Engineer Training Projects at JAXA -

May 21, 2009
KAGUYA: Japan's Lunar Explorer
- Solving the Mysteries of the Moon -

February 18, 2009
A New Stage in Japanese Space Transportation

August 6, 2008
To Preserve Our Earth
∼ JAXA's efforts to contribute to environmental issues ∼

July 11, 2008
Moving Toward a New Era of Manned Space Activities
∼ Recruiting Japanese Astronauts for the First Time in 10 Years ∼

May 27, 2008
Approaching the Infinite Mysteries of Space
- The Achievements and Future of Japan's Astronomy Satellites -

February 22, 2008
The Future of Environmentally Friendly Aviation Technology:
Clean Engines and Supersonic Transport

February 7, 2008
Sentinel Asia
- Aiming to mitigate disaster damage in the Asia-Pacific region from space -

November 21, 2007
Assembly of Japanese Experiment Module (JEM) Kibo Fast Approaching

July 30, 2007
Using Satellites to Save Lives: Disaster Management with Satellite Imagery

May 24, 2007
Hayabusa's Return Journey to Earth The Final Stage

February 19, 2007
Return to the Moon - Pursuing Our Destiny in the Sky -

October 19, 2006
Solar Observation Satellite Hinode (SOLAR-B)

July 24, 2006
The 25th International Symposium on Space Technology and Science

March 8, 2006
Japan's First Infrared Astronomy Satellite Akari (ASTRO-F)

October 20, 2005
Japan's Leading-Edge X-ray Astronomy: Univeiling the Mysteries of a Dynamic Universe

October 17, 2005
JAXA Vision -JAXA2025-

March 8, 2005
H-IIA Launch Vehicle No.6 Why did the accident happen? The latter part

November 18, 2004
H-IIA Launch Vehicle No.6 Why did the accident happen? The first part

March 15, 2004
Our Missions -Introduction by JAXA Project Managers

January 5, 2004
Message from Astronaut Soichi Noguchi
Fly to Our Future of 'Kibo' (hope) - For a Return to Flight

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