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2005

December 14	[updated]	Status of the Hayabusa
December 12	[updated]	Status of the Hayabusa
December 2	[updated]	First Announcement of Opportunity (AO-1) for Observations with “Suzaku” and Publication of Test Observation Data
November 30	[updated]	Hayabusa: To 880,000 Little Princes and Princesses
November 28	[updated]	The Longest Day of "HAYABUSA"
November 26	[updated]	Hayabusa is sure to have succeeded in asteroid sampling! It found the Target Marker with 880,000 names!
November 24	[updated]	Hayabusa Landed on and Took Off from Itokawa successfully ---Detailed Analysis Revealed
November 10	[updated]	Hayabusa approached within 70 meters of Itokawa
November 8	[updated]	ASTRO-F's thermal vacuum test completed
November 4	[updated]	Hayabusa’s Practice Descent (Rehearsal) on November 4th
November 3	[updated]	MINERVA explores the surface of ITOKAWA
November 2	[updated]	Hayabusa's Scientific and Engineering Achievements during Proximity Operations around Itokawa
November 1	[updated]	All around a small world!
October 31	[updated]	Which direction is "north" on Itokawa?
October 27	[updated]	Current Status of Hayabusa and Events Scheduled in November
October 27	[updated]	Hayabusa succeeded to observe the "opposition surge" of Itokawa!
October 26	[updated]	Orbital Evolution of Asteroid Itokawa
October 25	[updated]	Solar Radiation Pressure Force acting on Hayabusa Station Keeping
October 24	[updated]	Animation of Itokawa's rotation
October 21	[updated]	Altitude Estimation using Navigation Camera
October 17	[updated]	The Current Status of the Hayabusa Near-Infrared Spectrometer(NIRS)
October 14	[updated]	Generating a shape model of the asteroid Itokawa using the Laser altimeter (LIDAR)
October 14	[updated]	IAA Award to VSOP Team
October 11	[updated]	Global Mapping of Itokawa ( the initial global shape model )
October 4	[updated]	Hayabusa arrives at Home Position, and Current Status of Hayabusa Spacecraft
October 3	[updated]	Imaging and position keeping at the Gate Position
September 29	[updated]	Station Keeping History of Hayabusa to Itokawa
September 22	[updated]	Proposal of the names of representative terrain on Itokawa
September 15	[updated]	Itokawa Composite color image
September 14	[updated]	The synthesized pseudo-color image of Itokawa which took by Hayabusa
September 13	[updated]	The doppler and altimeter data at Hayabusa arrival
September 13	[updated]	Result of Re-entry of the Solar X-ray Observatory "Yohkoh" to the Earth's Atmospherea
September 12	[updated]	Hayabusa arrives Itokawa
September 11	[updated]	Itokawa Image on September 10
September 10	[updated]	Itokawa Image on September 9
September 9	[updated]	Itokawa Image on September 8
September 9	[updated]	Itokawa Image on September 7
September 8	[updated]	Hayabusa’s Primary Visible Imager, AMICA now started its Test Observation
September 7	[updated]	Hayabusa detects Itokawa's rotation
September 5	[updated]	Hayabusa successfully captured Itokawa Shape for the first time in Space
September 2	[updated]	Hayabusa,Sept.1st
August 29	[updated]	Accomplishment of HAYABUSA’s outward journey by ion engines
August 26	[updated]	Hayabusa's navigation camera photographed the "Itokawa"
August 26	[updated]	Scientific Observation Has Began with Hard X-ray Detector aboard Suzaku - Detection of hard X-rays from the massive black-hole in Centaurus A -
August 17	[updated]	ISAS/JAXA Unveiling First Images and Spectra From Suzaku X-ray Astronomy Satellite
August 15	[updated]	Hayabusa performed the Star Tracker imaging of Itokawa!
August 9	[news]	Press Releases: Anomaly with the Suzaku Onboard Equipment (XRS)
July 12	[news]	Press Releases: Operation Status of the "Suzaku"
July 10	[updated]	ASTRO-EII/M-V-6 successfully launched. The satellite nickname is "Suzaku"
July 5	[updated]	Launch preparations for M-V-6/ASTRO-EII are on schedule
July 1	[updated]	Launch preparations for M-V-6/ASTRO-EII on schedule
June 21	[updated]	The ASTRO-EII satellite is ready to fly
May 19	[updated]	ASTRO-EII launch window is set between June 26 and August 2