M-V

Japanese solid-fuel rocket. 
M-5, Mu-5

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• Freebase entry^@
  

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  M-V
  
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  ASTRO-E 2000
  
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  Akari (satellite) 2006
  
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  CUTE-1.7 + APD 2006
  
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  HALCA 1997
  
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  HITSat 2006
  
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  Hayabusa 2003
  
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  Hinode 2006
  
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  Nozomi 1998
  
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  Suzaku 2005
  

CUTE-1.7 + APD – expendable launch vehicle – Hayabusa – launch vehicle – Nozomi – 

Frameless

M-V 2nd nozzle

M-V Fairing cutaway model P4037829

Type	Date	Description	Keywords	Notes	Source
link		Freebase entry@			Wikidata
vehicle		M-V	rocket model, Mu		Wikidata
vessel	2000	ASTRO-E	former entity, Institute of Space and Astronautical Science, space telescope, National Aeronautics and Space Administration		Wikidata
vessel	2006	Akari (satellite)	Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, space telescope		Wikidata
vessel	2006	CUTE-1.7 + APD	Tokyo Institute of Technology, CUTE-1.7		Wikidata
vessel	1997	HALCA	Institute of Space and Astronautical Science, radio telescope, space telescope		Wikidata
vessel	2006	HITSat	communications satellite		Wikidata
vessel	2003	Hayabusa	sample-return mission, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, space probe, Japan		Wikidata
vessel	2006	Hinode	Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, space telescope		Wikidata
vessel	1998	Nozomi	artificial satellite of the Sun, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, space probe, Japan		Wikidata
vessel	2005	Suzaku	Institute of Space and Astronautical Science, space telescope, National Aeronautics and Space Administration		Wikidata
image	2011	M-V 2nd nozzle			Wikimedia
image	2019	M-V Fairing cutaway model P4037829			Wikimedia

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