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Feb 4 • 07:56 UTC • 🇯🇵 Japan • Asahi Shimbun (JP)

The country's small rocket "Epsilon", which exploded twice, is set to launch in 2026

Japan's space agency JAXA plans to revert to an older engine after two explosions during tests of the new engine for the Epsilon S rocket, aiming to conduct a demonstration launch by 2026 to regain customer trust for satellite launches.

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