Japan will launch a rocket with a satellite to track the DPRK
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The spacecraft will also be used to collect data during natural disasters in the region, according to NHK TV channel.
The Japanese government intends to launch an H-2A rocket with a reconnaissance satellite on 11 January, which will collect information on the situation in North Korea. This is reported by the TV channel NHK.
It is noted that the satellite will be used to track North Korean missile sites. In addition, the spacecraft will be used to collect information during natural disasters in the region.
On 7 September, Japan successfully launched an H-2A rocket with its first lunar exploration landing module called SLIM.
It is noted that the satellite will be used to track North Korean missile sites. In addition, the spacecraft will be used to collect information during natural disasters in the region.
On 7 September, Japan successfully launched an H-2A rocket with its first lunar exploration landing module called SLIM.
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