Space Japan Review
No.93, Summer 2016
 JCSAT-14 standing at launch site courtesy by Sky Perfect JSAT Corporation, SpaceX and Space Systems Loral (SSL) |
Cover Page JCSAT-14 standing at launch site Sky Perfect JSAT Corporation, SpaceX and Space Systems Loral (SSL) (PDF: 4.3MB) Special Report 1 (in Japanese) Successful launch of the JCSAT-14 satellite and its behind-the-scenes story Yuichi Hayasaka, Sky Perfect JSAT This article presents a successful story of JCSAT-14, which was launched by SpaceX's Falcon 9 in May 6, 2016 from CCAFS, Floria and placed into a geostationary orbit in May 16. Special Report 2 (in Japanese) Launch site report of the JCSAT-14 satellite Shinsuke Nakafushi, Sky Perfect JSAT The JCSAT-14 satellite was launched in May 6 2016 by a SpaceX's Falcon 9 launch vehicle. The launch campaign continued for two months. This article presents the latter half of the launch campaign after the middle of April. Space Japan Book Review (in English) Scott Patterson:"Dark Pools: The Rise of A.I. Trading Machines and the Looming Threat to Wall Street", Random House Business Books, 2013. Dr. Takashi Iida, Editorial Advisor of Space Japan Review "The book of the ultra-fast trading of stock was introduced in this previous column that it is the most distant presence in satellite communications. After that, there is a book review that stock trading has a greater impact than the high-speed communication lines due to activity of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in this field. Although I would like to treat the book, I am interested in the problem of AI itself and took out and introduced the most appropriate book. Now, it is the time to introduce this book that treats the stock trading using AI." Essay #2 (in Japanese) "See through the evil that was hidden in the back of a dream" Katsuya Nakayama, Professor Emeritus of Hiroshima Institute of Technology (PDF: 286kB) Space Commentary (in Japanese) "Development of On-board Communication Equipment for Overseas Communication Satellites" Susumu Kitazume, Editorial Advisor of Space Japan Review (PDF: 1,559kB) Education Corner (in Japanese) "Towards the future when Japan's space industry leads the world" Ayano Kido, Tokyo Metoropolitan University, Japan (PDF:1,075kB) Editorfs Notes |
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