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grammefriday
so thats where my furniture went...
ObviousDemon
Well shucks........it's not Rocket Science!!!
OK, maybe it is.....
SwissToni
Wonder what the cost per kilo is? There's a lot of companies vying for delivery duty to the ISS now. Perhaps the near future looks bright for non governmental space stations too?
BessonovYan
H-IIB rocket can be used for transport of a-bomb cargo.
YuriOtani
BessonovYan, so true but it has never been tested as such. China and Russia both have these deployed. So why no congrats on a successful civilian launch?
BessonovYan
@YuriOtaniJul. 22, 2012 - 01:03AM JST
Sorry. That is my joke. Like Japanese politics worried around NK rocket.
That is good event.
waltery
Let's hope they can use some of tbe same trchnology and spirit to delier some relife to the people left deviststed by the earthquake and Fukushima accident.
BessonovYan
@walteryJul. 22, 2012 - 01:59AM JST
Akihiko Hoshide will use it cargo for start little satellites in space. I suppose that JAXA will test new technology for little satellites. May be JAXA hope create new world space market for Japanese technology: little low cost satellite.
JAXA can use and offer own technology for create robotics for Fukushima. I can not understand why JAXA technology not used for solving Fukushima problems.
CrazyJoe
This cargo vessel will be joined with the ISS using ISS's robot arm SSRMS. (Space Station Remote Manipulator System).