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Japanese spacecraft startup Ispace said on Friday it would further delay a U.S. government-sponsored lunar mission to 2030 and cut its global workforce, in a strategic shift after two failed lunar landings. (confirmed by 5 sources) [1]
TOKYO -- Japanese space startup ispace plans to work with Saudi Arabia on space development, with the company set to sign a memorandum of understanding with a national research institution in the Middle Eastern country. (confirmed by 3 sources) [2]
TOKYO -- Despite two successive failures to land a lunar probe on the moon, Japanese startup ispace has not deviated from its plans to commercialize lunar transportation. [3]
Welcome to Your Week in Asia. After months of political upheaval, voters in South Korea will be looking ahead to a hopefully calmer era when they go to the polls in a presidential election on Tuesday, even as many issues and challenges remain. [4]
TOKYO -- Japanese startup ispace has launched a data service aimed at helping companies pursue business opportunities on the moon, part of the lunar rover developer's aim to become a "gateway" for commercial space activities. [5]
TOKYO -- In a rented office near Tokyo Tower, engineers toil away in a clean room, developing what look like small remote-controlled buggies. In a couple of years, the contraptions could wind up more than 350,000 km away, on the moon. [6]
TOKYO -- Shares in Japan's ispace were not traded in their market debut in Tokyo on Wednesday, even though bidders offered more than double the IPO price of the lunar exploration company, which aims to put the world's first commercial lander on the m... [7]
Aerospace & Defense IndustriesJapanese startup's lunar lander crash-lands on moon, again Two failures in as many years set back ispace's ambitions for Asia's first private landing Takeshi Hakamada, ispace CEO, center, speaks during a press conference... [8]
Japanese spacecraft startup Ispace said on Friday it would further delay a U.S. government-sponsored lunar mission to 2030 and cut its global workforce, in a strategic shift after two failed lunar landings.
TOKYO -- Japanese space startup ispace plans to work with Saudi Arabia on space development, with the company set to sign a memorandum of understanding with a national research institution in the Middle Eastern country.
TOKYO -- Despite two successive failures to land a lunar probe on the moon, Japanese startup ispace has not deviated from its plans to commercialize lunar transportation.
Welcome to Your Week in Asia. After months of political upheaval, voters in South Korea will be looking ahead to a hopefully calmer era when they go to the polls in a presidential election on Tuesday, even as many issues and challenges remain.
TOKYO -- Japanese startup ispace has launched a data service aimed at helping companies pursue business opportunities on the moon, part of the lunar rover developer's aim to become a "gateway" for commercial space activities.
TOKYO -- In a rented office near Tokyo Tower, engineers toil away in a clean room, developing what look like small remote-controlled buggies. In a couple of years, the contraptions could wind up more than 350,000 km away, on the moon.
TOKYO -- Shares in Japan's ispace were not traded in their market debut in Tokyo on Wednesday, even though bidders offered more than double the IPO price of the lunar exploration company, which aims to put the world's first commercial lander on the m
Aerospace & Defense IndustriesJapanese startup's lunar lander crash-lands on moon, again Two failures in as many years set back ispace's ambitions for Asia's first private landing Takeshi Hakamada, ispace CEO, center, speaks during a press conference
Aerospace & Defense IndustriesJapan and U.S. private companies take on China in new moon race Japan's ispace sends off vehicle for second lunar landing attempt A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket carrying Firefly Aerospace's Blue Ghost lunar lander as the prima