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Private Japanese spacecraft will inspect 2 dead satellites in 2027
Japanese space-sustainability company Astroscale has unveiled plans for a mission it says will be the world's first to inspect multiple defunct satellites in different orbits. The mission, named In‑situ Space Situational Awareness-Japan 1, or ISSA-J1, is scheduled for launch in 2027 and will inspect two retired Japanese satellites in orbit. It follows the success of the company's Active Debris Removal by Astroscale-Japan (ADRAS-J) mission, which delivered stunning close-up footage of a spent rocket stage in orbit.
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Source: Space.com - Apr 17
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