Japan Moon Mission will take off 7th September Jaxa will try to land 200kg slim lander

There is a competition to flock to the moon between space agencies around the world. India is its recent ‘champion’, whose Chandrayaan 3 (Chandrayaan 3) has successfully landed on the surface of the moon, that too on the southern pole of the moon. So far, four countries- America, Russia, China and India have been able to launch their missions on the moon. Japan is going to try the next. The Japan Aerospace Execution Agency, ie Jaxa, will launch its moon mission on the morning of 7 September.

The mission was to be in the last week of August, but the weather did not support. This will be Japan’s first attempt of landing on the surface of the moon. However, in the month of May, a private Japanese company wanted to land the mission on the moon, which failed.

Report According to, the name of the Japanese Spacecraft is Slim, which is called Smart Lander for Investigating Moon in detail. It is much smaller than Chandrayaan-3. Just 200 kg. Vikram Lander of Chandrayaan-3 was 1750 kg.

The purpose of Japan’s Moon Mission is also to make soft landing on the surface of the moon. Jacks has selected a 100 -meter site, where an attempt will be made to unload the ‘slim’ spacecraft. However, the mission’s landing may take Jacks 4 to 6 months. In comparison, Chandrayaan-3 made landing on the moon in 40 days of launch.

Japan wants to show the world that it is possible to land there on the moon. The Japanese Space Agency calls it a thorough landing. He believes that there may be many interesting places on the moon. In such places, the existing mission is being launched to ensure that the mission can be landed in the future and the rover is also able to walk there.

Jacks’ Xrism telescope will also be launched on 7 September. This will explore the universe like Hubble and James web telescopes. The main purpose of telescope is to study some of the hottest places in the universe.