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H-IIA F7 Third-time Ignition Experiment

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Tokyo (SPX) Mar 01, 2005
The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) has announced that it has acquired data on the third-time ignition experiment of the H-IIA Launch Vehicle No.7 (H-IIA F7) second stage engine, as scheduled.

The data acquisition was carried out just after the separation of the payload, the Multi-functional Transport Satellite 1-Replacement (MTSAT-1R), (2,400 seconds after liftoff) through 7,200 seconds after liftoff.

The second stage engine third-time ignition enables JAXA to inject a satellite directly into any geostationiary orbit, to inject multiple satellites into their respective orbits, and to inject a payload into the orbits of the moon and planets.

JAXA has acquired and confirmed various data to achieve the third-time ignition technology for the second stage engine.

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Cryogenic Test On The H-IIA F7 A Success
Tanegashima, Japan (SPX) Feb 09, 2005
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