Akatsuki

Venus orbiter operated by JAXA. 
PLANET-C, Venus Climate Orbiter

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• NASA Space Science Data Coordinated Archive entry^@
• Freebase entry^@
• Earth, Planets and Space AKATSUKI returns to Venus^@
• Earth, Planets and Space Overview of Akatsuki data products: definition of data levels, method and accuracy of geometric correction^@
• Earth, Planets and Space Ultraviolet imager on Venus orbiter Akatsuki and its initial results^@
• Earth, Planets and Space Initial products of Akatsuki 1-μm camera^@
• Earth, Planets and Space Venus looks different from day to night across wavelengths: morphology from Akatsuki multispectral images^@
• Icarus Automated cloud tracking system for the Akatsuki Venus Climate Orbiter data^@
• [[{{{2}}}|Q27714304]] [Molecular analysis of Malassezia species isolated from three cases of Akatsuki disease (pomade crust)]^@
• The Astrophysical Journal Letters Radial distribution of compressive waves in the solar Corona revealed by akatsuki radio occultation observations^@
• The Astrophysical Journal Letters Venus cloud morphology and motions from ground-based images at the time of the Akatsuki orbit insertion^@
  

H-IIA – Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency – NEC Space Technologies – orbiter – planetary probe – robotic spacecraft – space probe – uncrewed spacecraft – Yoshinobu Launch Complex – 

2010-05-20T00:00:00Z

rocket launch Yoshinobu Launch Complex 2010

2015-12-07T00:00:00Z

orbit insertion 2015

2010-12-07T00:00:00Z

planetary flyby 2010

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Akatsuki spacecraft's orbit

Akatsuki-1

Configuration of Akatsuki spacecraft (left) and a photograph of the spacecraft with the solar array paddles being folded (right).

H-IIA F17 launching AKATSUKI

H-IIA F17 launching AKATSUKI ITN

Movement of the spacecraft orbit and Venus in a Sun-Earth line fixed rotating coordinate in the original plan. Numerals in the figure indicate days after VOI.

Schematic of the three-dimensional observation by Akatsuki.

Spacecraft orbit about Venus seen from the north (upper) and from the equatorial plane (lower)

Type	Date	Description	Keywords	Notes	Source
link		NASA Space Science Data Coordinated Archive entry@			Wikidata
link		Freebase entry@			Wikidata
link		Earth, Planets and Space AKATSUKI returns to Venus@			Wikidata
link		Earth, Planets and Space Overview of Akatsuki data products: definition of data levels, method and accuracy of geometric correction@			Wikidata
link		Earth, Planets and Space Ultraviolet imager on Venus orbiter Akatsuki and its initial results@			Wikidata
link		Earth, Planets and Space Initial products of Akatsuki 1-μm camera@			Wikidata
link		Earth, Planets and Space Venus looks different from day to night across wavelengths: morphology from Akatsuki multispectral images@			Wikidata
link		Icarus Automated cloud tracking system for the Akatsuki Venus Climate Orbiter data@			Wikidata
link		[[{{{2}}}|Q27714304]] [Molecular analysis of Malassezia species isolated from three cases of Akatsuki disease (pomade crust)]@			Wikidata
link		The Astrophysical Journal Letters Radial distribution of compressive waves in the solar Corona revealed by akatsuki radio occultation observations@			Wikidata
link		The Astrophysical Journal Letters Venus cloud morphology and motions from ground-based images at the time of the Akatsuki orbit insertion@			Wikidata
major	2010	rocket launch Yoshinobu Launch Complex			Wikidata
minor	2015	orbit insertion			Wikidata
minor	2010	planetary flyby			Wikidata
image	2017	Akatsuki spacecraft's orbit			Wikimedia
image	2010	Akatsuki-1			Wikimedia
image		Configuration of Akatsuki spacecraft (left) and a photograph of the spacecraft with the solar array paddles being folded (right).			Wikimedia
image	2010	H-IIA F17 launching AKATSUKI			Wikimedia
image	2010	H-IIA F17 launching AKATSUKI ITN			Wikimedia
image		Movement of the spacecraft orbit and Venus in a Sun-Earth line fixed rotating coordinate in the original plan. Numerals in the figure indicate days after VOI.			Wikimedia
image		Schematic of the three-dimensional observation by Akatsuki.			Wikimedia
image		Spacecraft orbit about Venus seen from the north (upper) and from the equatorial plane (lower)			Wikimedia

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