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OBJECT C

  • 2024-032C
  • 58989
  • 2024-02-17
  • TNSTA
  • H-3-22S
  • Japan
  • Technology, earth observation
  • Japan Space Systems
  • SMALL

RISESAT

  • 2019-003C
  • 43934
  • 2019-01-18
  • KSCUT
  • Epsilon (2) CLPS
  • Payload
  • Japan
  • Technology, Earth observation
  • University of Tokyo, RISESat consortium
  • MEDIUM

"Carries a color Earth observation camera, and experiments to investigate new attitude control and laser communications technologies."

ASNARO-2

  • 2018-007A
  • 43152
  • 2018-01-17
  • KSCUT
  • Epsilon (2) CLPS
  • Payload
  • Japan
  • Technology, Earth observation
  • USEF
  • LARGE

X-band radar.

TELKOM 3S

  • 2017-007A
  • 41944
  • 2017-02-14
  • FRGUI
  • Epsilon (2) CLPS
  • Payload
  • Japan
  • Technology, Earth observation
  • USEF
  • LARGE

Will replace Telkom 2.

QSAT-EOS

  • 2014-070D
  • 40301
  • 2014-11-06
  • OREN
  • Dnepr
  • Payload
  • Japan
  • Technology, Earth observation
  • Kyushu University
  • MEDIUM

"Range of sensors for disaster monitoring, observing magnetic field, detection of space micro-debris, water vapor."

ASNARO

  • 2014-070A
  • 40298
  • 2014-11-06
  • OREN
  • Dnepr
  • Payload
  • Japan
  • Technology, Earth observation
  • USEF
  • LARGE

Japanese optical high-resolution Earth imaging mission under development by the NEC Corporation and USEF (Institute for Unmanned Space Experiment Free Flyer).

HODOYOSHI 1

  • 2014-070B
  • 40299
  • 2014-11-06
  • OREN
  • Dnepr
  • Payload
  • Japan
  • Technology, Earth observation
  • University of Tokyo, NESTRA
  • MEDIUM

HODOYOSHI 3

  • 2014-033F
  • 40015
  • 2014-06-19
  • OREN
  • Dnepr
  • Payload
  • Japan
  • Technology, Earth observation
  • University of Tokyo, NESTRA
  • MEDIUM

Accelerate the technology development and practical utilization of micro/nano-satellites.

HODOYOSHI 4

  • 2014-033B
  • 40011
  • 2014-06-19
  • OREN
  • Dnepr
  • Payload
  • Japan
  • Technology, Earth observation
  • University of Tokyo, NESTRA
  • MEDIUM