According to the Japanese news agency Kyodo, the Japanese space agency discovered a few issues that prevented the flight from proceeding smoothly after the rocket was launched.
At 9:50 local time, the “Epsilon-6” missile, which was carried by 8 satellites, was launched from the Oshinurra Space Center.
After the missile was launched, it was stated in information without more explanation that the transmission had ceased.
This is rare in these circumstances because the communication lasts through the satellite’s placement in its designated orbits. The words “End of the broadcast” then showed up on the screen.
Because of potential developments that could result in the missile’s return to Earth’s orbit and subsequent fall, the agency instructed the missile to destroy itself.
The strange thing is that all the five previous launch operations of the “Ibsilon” transport missiles were successful, as the first was in 2013, the second in 2016, the third in 2018, the fourth in 2019 and the fifth in 2021.
Japan intends to deploy light space missiles for commercial endeavours, particularly when launching satellites for underdeveloped nations into orbit.
Using my hand, not Amr’s. 8 satellites and a missile are destroyed by Japan
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