September 10, 2002 8:20 am

USERS & DRTS

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H-IIA

Tanegashima Space Center, Japan
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USERS (Unmanned Space Experiment Recovery System) was a Japanese microgravity experimental satellite. After 8.5 months in orbit, a reentry vehicle was to be returned to earth with the materials manufacturered in space. DRTS (Data Relay & Tracking Satellite) is an inter-satellite communications experiment satellite to relay data between the target spacecraft (low earth orbit satellites, space stations, etc.) and ground stations.
Launch Overview
Window Open 08:20 UTC
Window Close 08:20 UTC
Lift Off Sep 10, 2002 · 08:20 UTC
Launch Facility Tanegashima Space Center, Japan
Launch Pad Yoshinobu Launch Complex LP-1
Target Orbit Geostationary Transfer Orbit
Payload Overview
Customer Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency
Payload USERS & DRTS
Rocket H-IIA
Destination Geostationary Transfer Orbit
Recovery Overview
Landing Location See Mission Notes
Landing Type RTLS / Droneship
USERS (Unmanned Space Experiment Recovery System) was a Japanese microgravity experimental satellite. After 8.5 months in orbit, a reentry vehicle was to be returned to earth with the materials manufacturered in space. DRTS (Data Relay & Tracking Satellite) is an inter-satellite communications experiment satellite to relay data between the target spacecraft (low earth orbit satellites, space stations, etc.) and ground stations.

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Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency
Yoshinobu Launch Complex LP-1
Launch Overview
Window Open 08:20 UTC
Window Close 08:20 UTC
Lift Off Sep 10, 2002 · 08:20 UTC
Launch Facility Tanegashima Space Center, Japan
Launch Pad Yoshinobu Launch Complex LP-1
Target Orbit Geostationary Transfer Orbit
Payload Overview
Customer Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency
Payload USERS & DRTS
Rocket H-IIA
Destination Geostationary Transfer Orbit
Recovery Overview
Landing Location See Mission Notes
Landing Type RTLS / Droneship

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