JAXA
About JAXA
The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) is the national agency responsible for the nation's aerospace development and utilization. Formed from the merger of three institutions, JAXA conducts research and development in space science, technology, and exploration to promote safe and advanced aerospace activities in Japan. Established as a National Research and Development Agency, JAXA focuses on both basic and applied research to support the government's aerospace initiatives and aims to realize a prosperous society through the peaceful use of space.
Recent News
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3I/Atlas Status Update 2026
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