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In a strange twist, the Japanese car producer took Honda engineering and space. The company launched a recurrent rocket again in a new stage to achieve the suborbital spaceflight by 2029 and reduced.
In a surprise announcementThe research goal of the Honda R & D-The research goal is successfully completed in the north of Japan, which has successfully completed the first edition and landing test in the north, the company’s statement, aiming to demonstrate the flight stability, as a flight stability, as a flight stability, flight stability, as a flight stability for the repetition of missiles.
“Although Honda missile research is still in the fundamental research, there are no decision on trade in the missile technology, Honda will continue to progress in fundamental research to develop the technology of the subordital starting technology.
Honda first declared Opportunities plans to build a small reusable rocket as the entry initiative of space technologies in September 2021. In the late 2024, the company established a space development department in the United States Honda to promote technological development in the United States and increase cooperation with the US spacecraft.
Since then, Honda is actively involved in the development of means of spacecraft. Manufacturer in April declared At the International Space Station (ISS) plans to build a restorative fuel cell system to test an electrolysis system and support life in space and place. Honda in May partner Private SpaceFlight Company Astroscale Japan Inc. In-Orbit satellite prepare a system for refueling.
Again, in the last few years, he quietly calmed the spacecraft and did not disclose the test details for a reusable missile, so today’s announcement came as a surprise. Honda is not the only car manufacturer to enter a commercial space race. Earlier this year, Toyota invested in the Taiki Based on Taiki Based on Taiki Based, Reuters report
According to Reuters, the Japanese government has set an ambitious goal to double the size of the space industry in early 2030s to double 8 trillion yen ($ 55.20 billion). To reach there, a multibillion dollar set up a spacecometer to subsidize special missiles, satellites and other missions.
Today’s launch and landing success builds an optimistic ton for the Space Program where Honda grows. “We are pleased to investigate the Honda, launcher and landing test on these successful missiles, which can be reused with this successful finish.” “We believe that the missile research is a meaningful effort to manage the technological aspects of Honda.”
