Space Japan Review, No. 89 The KOUNOTORI 5 (HTV 5, a cargo transporter to the International Space Station) courtesy by JAXA |
Cover Page The KOUNOTORI 5 (HTV 5, a cargo transporter to the International Space Station)Executive Comment (in Japanese) Global Trends of Communication Satellits and Activities of the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) Ryouichi Imai, Vice President, JAXA (PDF: 265kB) Space Japan Book Review (in English) From a satcom researcher point of view Kevin Kelly:"What Technology Wants", Viking Adult, 2010. Dr. Takashi Iida Editorial Advisor This book has no relation to the satellite communications. But, this book discusses the broader technology. The editors of the Space Japan Review are interested in the science and technology policy including technology innovation. This book is thought to be appropriate to this column, because the reader of this book review may be interested. This book review is based on Japanese translation version... From Aerospace America (in Japanese) Debra Werner, "Reimagining Satellite Construction", translated into Japanese by Takeo Ueda, Editorial Advisor This article was translated and reprinted with permission. Copyright 2015 The American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Inc. All other rights reserved. Originally published as Debra Werner, gReimagining satellite constructionh, Aerospace America, March 2015,www.aerospaceamerica.org. (PDF: 844kB) Editorfs Notes |
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