Japan Aerospace and Exploration Agency - Astronaut Report (JAXA-AstroReport)
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Experiment/Payload Overview
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Brief Summary
The Japan Aerospace and Exploration Agency - Astronaut Report (JAXA-AstroReport) investigation allows astronauts to document, in a journal, their life living and working on board the ISS.
Principal Investigator
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Co-Investigator(s)/Collaborator(s)
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Payload Developer
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Sponsoring Space Agency
Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA)
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ISS Expedition Duration:
March 2010 - September 2010
Expeditions Assigned
23/24
Previous ISS Missions
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Experiment/Payload Description
Research Summary
- Japan Aerospace and Exploration Agency - AstroReport (JAXA-AstroReport) is an activity to write report in Japanese concerning ISS ordinary life to attract attention for manned space activity to gain support for future manned space exploration from Japanese public.
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Applications
Space Applications
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Earth Applications
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Operations
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Operational Protocols
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Results/More Information
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Publications
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Ground Based Results Publications
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