NASDA

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NASDA (National Space Development Agency of Japan) was Japan’s former national space agency responsible for developing and launching satellites and rockets before its functions were integrated into JAXA.

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instanceOf government agency
space agency
abbreviation NASDA
alsoKnownAs National Space Development Agency
collaboratedWith European Space Agency
NASA
country Japan
dateFounded 1969-10-01
developedRocket H-I launch vehicle
linked to: H-I rocket

H-II launch vehicle
linked to: H-II rocket family

H-IIA launch vehicle
J-I launch vehicle
N-I launch vehicle
linked to: H-I rocket

N-II launch vehicle
linked to: N‑II rocket
developedSatellite ADEOS
ETS series
Himawari series
Kiku series
dissolved 2003-09-30
field launch services
rocket development
satellite development
space exploration
foundedBy Government of Japan
fullName National Space Development Agency of Japan
headquartersLocation Tokyo
industry space
jurisdiction Japan
language Japanese
legalStatus independent administrative institution
locatedIn Japan
mergedInto Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency
mergedWith Institute of Space and Astronautical Science
National Aerospace Laboratory of Japan
nativeName 宇宙開発事業団
operatedBy Government of Japan
operatedLaunchSite Osaki Launch Complex
Tanegashima Space Center
parentOrganization Science and Technology Agency of Japan
participatedIn International Space Station program
predecessor National Aeronautics and Space Engineering Commission
purpose development of space technology
launch of artificial satellites
promotion of peaceful uses of outer space
replacedBy JAXA
responsibleFor Japanese Experiment Module Kibo
linked to: Kibo laboratory
successor Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency

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