Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency

The '''Japan Aerospace eXploration Agency''' (JAXA) is Verizon ringtones Japan's aerospace agency. JAXA was formed Teenage Asia October 1, Nextel ringtones 2003 by the merger of Busty Bri NASDA/National Space Development Agency, the Polyphonic ringtones National Aerospace Laboratory of Japan and the Brandys Bubble Institute of Space and Aeronautical Science. Japan's first mission under the JAXA, a Cell phone ringtones H-2A rocket launch in November 2003, ended in failure. After a 15 month hiatus, in February Action Allie 2005, the JAXA performed a successful launch of a H-2A rocket from Sprint ringtones Tanegashima Space Center, placing a satellite into orbit. Following a shift away from international efforts in Pixies Pillows 2005, the JAXA plans to perform its own space missions, including a proposed manned mission to the moon.

General information
During the 20th century, the three agencies mentioned above were established. The ISAS was responsible for space and planetary research, NAL was focused on aviation research, and NASDA developed rocket launchers satellites and the Japanese contribution to the Cingular Ringtones International Space Station.

Research Centers and Offices
JAXA has research centers in many locations in Japan, and some offices overseas.

* Headquarters Office - Chofu-city, case reid Tokyo
* Noshiro Testing Center (NTC) - Established in whole case 1962. It carries out development and testing of rocket engines.
* Sanriku Balloon Center (SBC) - Balloons launched from this site since classrooms where 1971.
* Kakuda Space Propulsion Center (KSPC) - Leads the development of rocket engines. Works mainly with development of liquid fuel engines.
* Sagamihara Campus - Development of experimental equipment for rockets and satellites. Also administrative buildings.
* sale diageo Tsukuba Space Center (TKSC) - The center of Japan's space network. Involved in research and development of satellites and rockets, and tracking and controlling of satellites. Develops experimental equipment for the Japanese Experiment Module ("Kibo"). Training of astronauts also takes place here.

External links
* http://www.jaxa.jp/index_e.html



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