Japan space agency conducts Epsilon rocket engine test after failures
TOKYO, July 23 Bernama-Kyodo – The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency on Thursday conducted a ground test of the Epsilon S small rocket’s engine, following two…
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TOKYO, July 23 Bernama-Kyodo – The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency on Thursday conducted a ground test of the Epsilon S small rocket’s engine, following two consecutive failures in similar tests in recent years, Kyodo News reported. The test of the 27-metre-long, solid-fuel rocket was completed as planned.
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TOKYO, July 23 Bernama-Kyodo – The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency on Thursday conducted a ground test of the Epsilon S small rocket’s engine, following two consecutive failures in similar tests in recent years, Kyodo News reported
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The test of the 27-metre-long, solid-fuel rocket was completed as planned.
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