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Japan's MMX is set to launch for Mars on Monday at 19:41 UTC, on the most powerful version of its H3 rocket

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An H3 rocket is to launch JAXA's probe from Tanegashima at 19:41 UTC on 19 October and release it on its way to Mars about 71 minutes later.
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On the afternoon of October 15th, Eastern Time, NASA's science department, together with its partners, is playing a vital and multifaceted role in JAXA's (Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency) Mars Satellite Exploration (MMX) mission. This extensive collaboration demonstrates the benefits that close international partnerships can bring to all of humanity. NASA MMX program leadership, experts, and partners will discuss NASA's contributions to this …

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orbinauts.com broke the news on Tuesday, October 13, 2026.
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