Moons
Radius
Orbital Period
Phobos, Deimos
3,300 km
560 Day
soutions for the Space needs
- Space Technology Development: Pioneering innovations in spacecraft design, propulsion systems, and autonomous robotics to enable long-term missions in space.
- Earth Observation: Using satellites and space-based systems to monitor environmental changes on Earth, contributing to climate science, agriculture, and disaster management.
- Human Spaceflight: Developing sustainable systems for human life in space, with the goal of long-duration missions to the Moon, Mars, and beyond.
Exploratrion Space
- Innovation: Driving breakthroughs in space science and technology.
- Collaboration: Working with global partners to push the boundaries of space exploration.
- Sustainability: Developing technologies that benefit both space exploration and life on Earth.
- Inspiration: Empowering the next generation to pursue careers in science and technology.
our space count
20 M
Miles Travelled
900 mph
Average Speed
200 K
Return to Earth
10 +
Around the sun
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Saturn
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Earth
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Venus
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Pluton
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Earth
Aeronautics
Earth
Saturn
Pluton
Venus
Earth
Earth
Earth, our home planet, is the only known world to support life. It is unique in the solar system, with its vast oceans, diverse ecosystems, and protective atmosphere. Earth’s dynamic systems—geological, atmospheric, and biological—work together to sustain life. At SpaceJapan, we are committed to studying Earth from space to better understand its climate, resources, and changes, using advanced satellite technologies to monitor environmental shifts and contribute to global sustainability efforts. By exploring Earth, we can protect its future for generations to come.
Saturn
Pluton
Once considered the ninth planet, Pluto is now classified as a dwarf planet in the Kuiper Belt, a region of icy bodies beyond Neptune. Despite its small size and distant location, Pluto has fascinated scientists with its diverse terrain, including mountains of ice, vast plains, and possible subsurface oceans. The New Horizons mission revealed a world more complex than previously imagined. At SpaceJapan, we study Pluto to gain insights into the outer reaches of our solar system and the early formation of planetary bodies.
Venus
Often called Earth’s “sister planet” due to its similar size and composition, Venus is a world of extremes. It has a thick atmosphere dominated by carbon dioxide, creating a runaway greenhouse effect that makes it the hottest planet in the solar system, with surface temperatures high enough to melt lead. The planet’s surface is covered with vast volcanic plains and mountains. Despite its harsh conditions, studying Venus provides key insights into climate processes, planetary evolution, and the potential for Earth-like planets beyond our solar system.
Earth
Earth, our home planet, is the only known world to support life. It is unique in the solar system, with its vast oceans, diverse ecosystems, and protective atmosphere. Earth’s dynamic systems—geological, atmospheric, and biological—work together to sustain life. At SpaceJapan, we are committed to studying Earth from space to better understand its climate, resources, and changes, using advanced satellite technologies to monitor environmental shifts and contribute to global sustainability efforts. By exploring Earth, we can protect its future for generations to come.
unlocking the mysteries of the universe
Space Exploration and Innovation
SpaceJapan leads ambitious missions to explore planets, moons, and asteroids, pushing the boundaries of human knowledge and expanding our reach into the cosmos. Our research spans planetary science, astrophysics, and the development of cutting-edge technologies for deep-space travel.
Earth Observation and Sustainability
Our satellites provide real-time data on environmental changes, weather patterns, and natural disasters. This helps governments, industries, and communities make informed decisions to protect the environment and build resilience against climate challenges.
