Japan's H3 Rocket Launch Postponed Due to Bad Weather

Following a failed debut last year, JAXA delays the second test launch to address weather concerns and ensure success.

Japan's Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) postponed the second test launch of the H3 rocket due to adverse weather conditions.
The delay follows a failed debut flight last March, where the rocket had to be destroyed after a second-stage engine failure.
JAXA and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries have addressed potential electrical issues to prevent future failures.
The H3 rocket aims to be a cost-effective and competitive option in the global satellite launch market, carrying larger payloads at half the launch cost of its predecessor.
A new launch date will be announced as JAXA seeks to demonstrate Japan's space capabilities and competitiveness.