New Ground Station for Deep Space Exploration in Kimotsuki, Kagoshima — Giant Parabolic Antenna with a Diameter of 34 Meters to Be Replaced Due to Aging
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It has been revealed that JAXA is proceeding with plans to construct a new parabolic antenna in Kimotsuki Town, Kagoshima Prefecture, to transmit and receive radio waves from asteroid explorers and scientific satellites. The planned site for the parabolic antenna, which will transmit and receive radio waves from asteroid explorers and other satellites, is the Uchinoura General Ground in Kimotsuki Town. According to JAXA, the site was selected fr…
It became known on the 24th that the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) is planning to establish a new ground station for satellite communication with the deep space probe in Kimotsuki Town. Since the parabolic antenna with a diameter of 34 meters that receives data at the Uchinoura Space Observatory (south of the same town) is aging, a successor, etc. will be developed. The nearby Uchinoura General Ground is used as a candidate site, aim…
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