H-IIB

Japanese expendable launch system used to launch H-II Transfer Vehicles.

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H-IIB
AAUSAT 5 2015
AQT-D 2019
ARDUSAT X 2013
ArduSat 1 2013
F-1 2012
HTV-1 2009
ITF-2 2016
Kounotori 2 2011
Kounotori 3 2012
Kounotori 4 2013
Kounotori 5 2015
Kounotori 6 2016
Kounotori 7 2018
Kounotori 8 2019
Kounotori 9 2020
Niwaka 2012
PicoDragon 2013
Raiko 2012
Tancredo-1 2016
TechEdSat 1 2012
TechEdSat 3p 2013
We-Wish 2012

AQT-D – ArduSat 1 – ARDUSAT X – expendable launch vehicle – F-1 – H-II – HTV-1 – Kounotori 2 – Kounotori 3 – Kounotori 4 – Kounotori 5 – Kounotori 6 – Kounotori 7 – Kounotori 8 – Kounotori 9 – launch vehicle – Niwaka – PicoDragon – Raiko – TechEdSat 1 – TechEdSat 3p – We-Wish –

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HIIB F NAGOYA S M

H-2B Model in Komaki Air Base 20140223

H-IIB No. F8 on the launch pad

H-IIB Rocket in front of Nagoya City Science Museum 20150125

H-II series

Mock-up of H-2B rocket

Models of rockets of JAXA, at the Mitsubishi Minatomirai Industrial Museum

Nagoya City Science Museum 20150125-1

Nagoya City Science Museum 20150125-2

Panther of the week: Senior Airman Matthew Greger

Spacecraft models at Tsukuba Space Center

Tanegashima Space Center

Type	Date	Description	Keywords	Source

link		Freebase entry^@		Wikidata
vehicle		H-IIB	rocket model, H-II	Wikidata
vessel	2015	AAUSAT 5	artificial satellite	Wikidata
vessel	2019	AQT-D	CubeSat	Wikidata
vessel	2013	ARDUSAT X	technology demonstration spacecraft, ArduSat	Wikidata
vessel	2013	ArduSat 1	technology demonstration spacecraft, ArduSat, artificial satellite	Wikidata
vessel	2012	F-1	CubeSat, technology demonstration spacecraft, Vietnam	Wikidata
vessel	2009	HTV-1	H-II Transfer Vehicle, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency	Wikidata
vessel	2016	ITF-2	amateur radio satellite, Japan	Wikidata
vessel	2011	Kounotori 2	H-II Transfer Vehicle, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency	Wikidata
vessel	2012	Kounotori 3	H-II Transfer Vehicle, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency	Wikidata
vessel	2013	Kounotori 4	H-II Transfer Vehicle, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency	Wikidata
vessel	2015	Kounotori 5	H-II Transfer Vehicle, spacecraft	Wikidata
vessel	2016	Kounotori 6	H-II Transfer Vehicle, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency	Wikidata
vessel	2018	Kounotori 7	H-II Transfer Vehicle, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, Japan	Wikidata
vessel	2019	Kounotori 8	H-II Transfer Vehicle, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency	Wikidata
vessel	2020	Kounotori 9	H-II Transfer Vehicle, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency	Wikidata
vessel	2012	Niwaka	CubeSat, Fukuoka Institute of Technology, technology demonstration spacecraft	Wikidata
vessel	2013	PicoDragon	CubeSat, technology demonstration spacecraft, artificial satellite, Vietnam	Wikidata
vessel	2012	Raiko	CubeSat, Tohoku University, technology demonstration spacecraft	Wikidata
vessel	2016	Tancredo-1	artificial satellite of the Earth, picosatellite	Wikidata
vessel	2012	TechEdSat 1	CubeSat, San José State University, ÅAC Microtec, technology demonstration spacecraft, Ames Research Center	Wikidata
vessel	2013	TechEdSat 3p	CubeSat, technology demonstration spacecraft	Wikidata
vessel	2012	We-Wish	CubeSat	Wikidata
image	2012	HIIB F NAGOYA S M		Wikimedia
image	2014	H-2B Model in Komaki Air Base 20140223		Wikimedia
image	2019	H-IIB No. F8 on the launch pad		Wikimedia
image	2015	H-IIB Rocket in front of Nagoya City Science Museum 20150125		Wikimedia
image	2008	H-II series		Wikimedia
image	2011	Mock-up of H-2B rocket		Wikimedia
image	2022	Models of rockets of JAXA, at the Mitsubishi Minatomirai Industrial Museum		Wikimedia
image	2015	Nagoya City Science Museum 20150125-1		Wikimedia
image	2015	Nagoya City Science Museum 20150125-2		Wikimedia
image	2016	Panther of the week: Senior Airman Matthew Greger		Wikimedia
image	2024	Spacecraft models at Tsukuba Space Center		Wikimedia
image		Tanegashima Space Center		Wikimedia

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