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Japan schedules H3 No. 9 launch of Michibiki 7 navigation satellite

Japan plans to launch the Michibiki 7 navigation satellite aboard its H3 No. 9 rocket on Aug. 10, with live coverage available. The mission will place the 10,800-pound spacecraft into orbit, adding another satellite to Japan’s regional positioning and navigation system.

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Japan schedules H3 No. 9 launch of Michibiki 7 navigation satellite

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