The attempt by Japan to send a rocket into space failed for the second time. The rocket, called Kairos, exploded just a few seconds after takeoff, just like its first attempt. It is said that the reoccurrence of the same incident made the Japanese administration very angry, so the rocket specially developed by the Space One company will be subject to many new improvements. This accident has caused great demoralization among the public. Here are the most important details…
Japan suffered a major blow in space research!
The problem that caused the Kairos rocket, which apparently had very good features, to explode during takeoff, is still not fully known. If this rocket test was successful, Japan would have sent a special satellite into space for the first time in its history. It is said that this satellite can play an important role in terms of intelligence. It is not yet clear when the next trial will be held.
During the Japanese Space Agency’s space expedition in January, it managed to send a satellite to the Moon, but this satellite could only survive for 1 day. In addition, a new generation rocket named H3 also exploded during a test flight. It is said that the explosion of these rockets, which were produced at great costs, caused great damage to the country’s economy.
The space race of the 60s has begun again! This time China stepped on the gas
China, which has always been on the agenda with its aggressive policies, has come to the fore with its space research this time. Here are the details…
It is said that the country’s administration will increase its space investments despite the recent failures. Because states in the nearby geography such as China and North Korea have the potential to pose a military threat by using space technologies. You can see the video of the moment the rocket exploded below:
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