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Epsilon
Part of J-1
Japanese low-cost solid propellant launch vehicle. Uses the H2A's solid rocket booster SRB-A3 as its first stage. Second stage uses the M-34c solid motor, an improved version of the third stage of the old ISAS M-V rocket. Third stage is the KM-V2b, derived from the KM-V2 kick motor used as the insertion stage for the Hayabusa probe in 2003. Final stage is a new liquid propulsion Post-Boost System (PBS) with 8 x 50N thrusters.

Status: Active. First Launch: 2013-09-14. Last Launch: 2019-01-18. Number: 4 .



Family: all-solid, orbital launch vehicle. Country: Japan. Spacecraft: NEXTAR NX-300L.

2013 September 14 - . 05:00 GMT - . Launch Site: Kagoshima. LV Family: J-1. Launch Vehicle: Epsilon.
2016 December 20 - . 11:00 GMT - . Launch Site: Tanegashima. LV Family: J-1. Launch Vehicle: Epsilon.
2018 January 17 - . 21:05 GMT - . Launch Site: Kagoshima. Launch Complex: Kagoshima EP. LV Family: J-1. Launch Vehicle: Epsilon.
2019 January 18 - . 00:49 GMT - . Launch Site: Kagoshima. LV Family: J-1. Launch Vehicle: Epsilon.

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