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2022/10/31 07:20
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2025/12/09 12:10
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Japan's space agency says the probable cause of the launch failure of the Epsilon-6 rocket earlier this month was technical issues in a system that uses thrusters to control the rocket. Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, or JAXA, gave a detailed explanation of the launch failure at a panel of government experts on Friday. The JAXA representative said a valve for a tube may not have worked properly, which could have led to the failure. JAXA had already discovered an abnormality in one of the attitude control devices mounted on the second-stage engine of the rocket. The agency is looking to see if the failure might affect a launch of a new H3 rocket as it uses a valve by the same maker, albeit a different type. JAXA is developing the new rocket, and hopes to launch it by March 2023. Sato Toshiaki, a JAXA official, says the agency is committed to finding the root cause of the failure and ensuring it does not affect the planned launch of the H3 rocket.
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