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画像:The production of 2D-Nano Template (retry) has started on board Kiboへリンク

The production of 2D-Nano Template (retry) has started on board Kibo(June 28, 2011)

The production of Two-Dimensional Nano Template in Microgravity (2D-Nano Template) has started on board Kibo.

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"Kagoshima Shochu (distilled beverage) in space mission" 'Commercial utilization' samples have returned from ISS.(June 9, 2011)

"Kagoshima Shochu (distilled beverage) in space mission" 'Commercial utilization' samples have returned from ISS.

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"Auroral Oval Spiral Top" Performed in Kibo(May 13, 2011)

One of the themes for the Pilot Mission for the Utilization of Culture/Humanities/Social Science with JAXA-JEM, "Aurora Oval Spiral Top" was performed in the Japanese Experiment Module, Kibo.

画像:CsPINs Experiment Completedへリンク

CsPINs Experiment Completed(May 2, 2011)

Dynamism of Auxin Efflux Facilitators, CsPINs, Responsible for Gravity-regulated Growth and Development in Cucumber (CsPINs), which has been performed using the Cell Biology Experiment Facility (CBEF) on board Kibo, was completed.

画像:Results of CERISE Experiment Officially Releasedへリンク

Results of CERISE Experiment Officially Released(April 28, 2011)

Results of the CERISEexperiment, which aimed at investigating effects of microgravity on nematode C. elegans, which was performed using the Cell Biology Experiment Facility (CBEF) in Kibo, will officially be released.

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"Message in a Bottle" Returns to TKSC(April 28, 2011)

JAXA Education Payload Observation (JAXA EPO) "Message in a Bottle", which was performed during the STS-133 mission's spacewalk, was returned to the ground aboard the return flight of the STS-133. When the bottle arrived at JAXA, it did not contain vacuum of space as it expected. It seemed that the bottle was damaged during shipping.

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