Titlebook: Japan In Space; Past, Present and Fu Brian Harvey Book 2023 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2023 Asian Space Race.Asteroid Itokawa and Hayab

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Brian Harveys in the next chapter. Logically educated readers will find most of the principles familiar from the literature, but the details are presented in the form that best suits my purposes. The basic idea is here that the logical tools chosen should not excessively constrain metascientific studies, but sh

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Brian Harvey‘I haven’t had breakfast’ it is seldom, if ever, taken to express the improbable claim that the speaker has never eaten breakfast. Robyn Carston and others take this phenomenon to show that what is said or asserted by a speaker on an occasion is usually a contextually enriched version of the semanti

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,Origins – The Legacy of Hideo Itokawa,igns by U-boat. The father of the space programme was aeronautical engineer Hideo Itokawa, who established a research group in Tokyo University. This experimented with tiny rockets in the 1950s, eventually attracting government support to construct sounding rockets which became Japan’s contribution

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Space Science,lid-fuel rockets from the Mu series to Epsilon rockets. These scientific satellites covered a broad range from the atmosphere to the ionosphere to the magnetosphere (Tansei, Shinsei, Denpa, Kyokko, Jikiken, Ohzora), but Japan also built excellence in X-ray astronomy (Tenma, Ginga, Asuka, Suzaku, Hit

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Technology, Society and Economy,se industry, technology, the economy, society and later address the climate crisis. Here, the National Space Development Agency (NASDA) was established, importing American rocket technology to launch larger, heavier and ever more sophisticated satellites for communications, weather forecasting, tech

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Deep Space,th a deep space programme, sending two spacecraft, Suisei and Sakigake, into the tail of comet Halley during its 1986 visit. Next, Japan sent two spacecraft to the Moon, Hiten and Hagoromo, in 1990. Japan won the ‘great Asian Moon race’ in 2007, beating India and China to send a sophisticated orbite

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Human Spaceflight,llo programme, Japan was assigned a dedicated laboratory (Spacelab J) with a Japanese astronaut – but not before a journalist, Toyohiro Akiyama, had flown to Russia’s Mir space station. Japan was quick to join the most ambitious international scientific project of all time, the International Space S

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