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Watch the recording of Space for Climate event to learn more from experts JAXA Washington DC Office NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration ESA - European Space Agency and Agencia Espacial Mexicana!
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More than half of the Essential Climate Variables defined by the Global Climate Observing System depend on space observations, making space assets the key elements in providing observations and data that are global, uniform, sustained over years and repeated regularly.
Sign up for and Austria’s event at United Nations High-level Political Forum to learn more with JAXA Washington DC Office NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration ESA - European Space Agency Agencia Espacial Mexicana
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【Event】Against the backdrop of unprecedented public-private and international partnership for , we are excited to host the “U.S.- Collaboration and Public-Private Partnerships for Space Exploration” on Thursday, April 15 from 4 - 5 p.m. (PDT). Speaker Dr. Masami Onoda, Director of JAXA Washington DC Office and Ms. Karen Bradford, Director of the Partnership Office at NASA Ames Research Center will discuss the value and importance of strategic partnerships in and exploration, with particular focus on public-private partnerships and - collaboration.
For more information, please click here:
https://www.japanhousela.com/events/us-japan-collaboration-and-public-private-partnership-for-space-exploration/
Congratulations to the JAXA (Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency) team for their successful Ryugu asteroid sample collection mission. The team opened the probe's first sample return chamber to find gas and pebbles in the main chamber as well as dust in the outer chamber. The to be learned from this expedition will support future exploration, mining, and discoveries among the asteroids. JAXA(宇宙航空研究開発機構) JAXA Washington DC Office
https://gizmodo.com/japanese-probe-returned-more-asteroid-than-expected-inc-1845887095
This is good. This is how we will get rid of space junk.
JAXA Washington DC Office
Different agencies around the world are working on it.
We found some interesting posts concerning Australia's recent and ongoing on their site too.
Distribution of aerosols after the fires is an eye-opener.
The impact of drought is alarming. Scroll down this site to see the maps of Australia and relevant information.
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Click the link to read the great news about this firm's effort to clear up some junk in space.
ありがとうございます to JAXA Washington DC Office, JAXA (Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency), and the Embassy of Japan in Washington, D.C. for hosting today’s - Aerospace Cooperation Seminar and Reception.
The JAXA staff provided highly informative briefings on the current and future space missions planned by the JAXA scientists and engineers. The JAXA team is innovatively working to make many new discoveries with missions such as the Hayabusa 2 asteroid sample collection mission.
Congratulations and thanks to for advancing and best wishes for many more successes in 2020 missions and beyond! #宇宙
Science Counselor Shimasaki met last week with a group of students from The George Washington University who recently visited Japan as part of a space policy-themed Project trip! The event, held at the JAXA Washington DC Office, included a discussion about Japan-US research collaboration and encouraging partnerships between the government and the private sector.
With insight from attendees such as Dr. Henry Hertzfeld, Director of the Space Policy Institute at GWU, the meeting also provided an opportunity to discuss the roles of institutions in both countries, including the Embassy, which often acts as a go between among various stakeholders related to space projects.