Japan launched a satellite measuring greenhouse gases
Japan has successfully launched the world's first aerospace monitoring satellite in an effort to combat climate change.
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Japan has successfully launched the world's first aerospace monitoring satellite in an effort to combat climate change.
Three scientists were awarded for their merit in explaining the behavior of subatomic particles, an important finding for modern physics.
The Japanese aviation agency has launched an experimental communications satellite designed to realize super-high-speed data transmission in the country and in Southeast…
From yesterday (April 27), 50 gas stations in Tokyo and Kanagawa prefectures, Saitama and Chiba ... began testing bio-petrol (biogasoline).
According to a survey by the Economic Intelligence Organization (EIU), Japan is the most innovative country in the world, followed by Switzerland, the US and Sweden. The…
A special session of the International Whale Commission took place in Tokyo in the presence of about half of the members. Japan hosted the meeting with the intention of…
The Bush administration has brought the latest generation stealth fighter aircraft to Japan - this is the first time this aircraft has been deployed abroad, just days af…
Yesterday (24-2), the Japanese Space Agency (JAXA) successfully launched the H-2A radar satellite, the fourth satellite and the last satellite in the plan to build an in…
The Japanese Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry is drafting a nine-year program (starting April 1, 2007) to bring robots into human service, according to the Yomiur…
On January 15 and 16, 2007, Japan Nuclear Safety Organization (JNES) and Vietnam Atomic Energy Institute (VAEC) organized a second workshop on county safety. in Vietnam.…
Japan expressed concern that China launched a missile test to destroy a satellite and asked Beijing for an explanation. Prime Minister Shinzo Abe asked Beijing not to de…
A daily newspaper in Japan yesterday morning cited the government's private documents, saying authorities have recently considered the possibility of developing nuclear…
At the beginning of November last week, in Akihabara electronic district in central Tokyo, Japanese robotics makers organized the first martial arts competition of robot…
On the afternoon of August 21 in Hanoi, Minister of Science and Technology Hoang Van Phong and Minister of Science and Technology of Japan Cabinet Office Iwao Matsuda si…
Japanese math professor Kiyoshi Ito was honored to become the first mathematician to receive the Gauss Prize in the field of applied mathematics.