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The launch, previously set for Jan. 28, was pushed back due to a leak in piping used to supply the rocket with nitrogen gas

I looked through the H2A User Manual to see what the Nitrogen is used for, but am no wiser.

https://www.mhi.com/jp/products/pdf/manual.pdf

Any clues?

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I looked through the H2A User Manual to see what the Nitrogen is used for, but am no wiser.

https://www.mhi.com/jp/products/pdf/manual.pdf

Any clues?

Nitrogen has a long association with rocket fuelsand explosives, such as nitroglycerine and TNT (trinitrotoluene). This is because nitrogen gas, N2, is extremely stable.

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What is "intelligence" without intelligence.

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”Military intelligence” an oxymoron.

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Intelligence without intelligence? Look to the administration in Washington DC for a perfect example.

Congratulations NSADA and the H2A program. I went to Tanegashima to witness a launch once. It was an earthmoving experience.

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