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作成日: 2025/01/16 07:00

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A lunar lander developed by a Japanese startup has successfully entered orbit after being launched on a US rocket from the state of Florida.
                
Tokyo-based startup ispace is making its second attempt to put its lander on the moon, after a failed first mission in April 2023.
                
The rocket carrying the lander lifted off from Kennedy Space Center shortly after 1 a.m. Wednesday, local time.
                
The spacecraft separated from the rocket about 90 minutes later, and entered orbit.
                
It will approach the moon through a series of swing-by maneuvers, and attempt a landing between late May and early June.
                
Last year, a US space development company became the first private firm to put a lander on the moon. Another American company put its lander on the same rocket as ispace, and is aiming for a landing in March. If ispace succeeds in its mission, it will be the first private Japanese firm to achieve a lunar landing.
                
The company&#039;s CEO Hakamada Takeshi says it is working on the mission with confidence, having learned lessons from its first attempt two years ago. He said, &quot;We will steadily proceed with the plan for landing.&quot;

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