Japan Delays Launch Satellite Broadband Internet

TOKYO - Japan's space agency delay the launch of the satellite, which is used as a provider of high-speed internet access Asia, due to technical problems on the rocket. Japan has told on Friday and delayed the launch Kazuna, satellite experiment that is ready to provide broadband Internet service across Asia. This satellite is the solution for tackling the infrastructure of internet access through cable or the like that start to decrease its quality. Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) said that they find problems on the jet thrust H-2A in the base Kazuna, an island in the south of Tanegashima, Tuesday. "Kazuna launch schedule will be announced soon after everything is ready to overcome," said JAXA parties, as cited by AFP, Sunday (17/2/2008). Kazuna satellite developed by JAXA, in cooperation with industry giant Mistubishi Heavy Industries Ltd.. Working together has been previously when dealing Mitsubishi H-2A launch in April 2007. Japan has experienced failure in November 2003, in which the rocket, which detective launched a new 10 minutes from the base of the jet explode because Bart can not separate. Japan target will be able to send astronauts to the moon in 2020

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