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This illustration shows the lunar observation satellite "Kaguya." | Photo: (c) JAXA |
Japanese lunar mission launch postponed
Bad weather has forced the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency to postpone the launch of a lunar orbiter that aims to collect data for research on the moon’s origin and evolution.
[AFP]
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