Japan’s rocket, satellite makers have chance to shine as emerging nations look skyward
When a Japanese H-ⅡA rocket rose to the heavens Dec. 12, it was carrying more than its payload. It was also lifting Japan’s hopes for competing in the international space business.
With the launch, the H-ⅡA achieved a 95％ success　rate over 20 liftoffs, which is considered the international standard for a reliable rocket. …