Japan Committed To Moon Missions As Trump Cuts NASA Budget: JAXA Chief

Japan Committed To Moon Missions As Trump Cuts NASA Budget: JAXA Chief

Japan is ready to support the United States' lower-cost lunar missions, its space agency chief said, after the US administration proposed a $6 billion cut to NASA's budget.

Japan remains committed to moon missions as Trump cuts NASA budget

Japan is ready to support the United States' lower-cost lunar missions, its space agency chief said on Friday, after the U.S. administration proposed a $6 billion cut to…

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Japan Remains Committed To Lunar Missions Despite NASA Budget Cuts

The U.S.-led Artemis programme, initiated under President Trump and supported by partners like Japan, ESA, and Canada, aims to return astronauts to the moon for the first time since 1972. The post Japan Remains Committed To Lunar Missions Despite NASA Budget Cuts appeared first on StratNews Global.

The latest news about the United States and Japan. Japan’s Aerospace Exploration Agency confirmed on Friday its commitment to support the American lunar program Artemis despite proposed budget cuts for NASA that threaten key projects such as the Gateway Space Station. JAXA underlined its willingness to contribute with resupply capabilities, landing technology and lunar data to maintain collaboration with international partners. A measure that hi…

Japan reaffirms support for lunar missions amid NASA budget cuts

The latest news on the United States and Japan. Japan's Aerospace Exploration Agency confirmed on Friday its commitment to supporting the US Artemis lunar program despite proposed budget cuts to NASA that threaten key projects like the Gateway space station. JAXA emphasised its readiness to contribute resupply capabilities, landing technology, and lunar data to maintain collaboration with international partners. A move that highlights Japan's s…