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Epsilon

Japan2013 to 2022
Drawing of the Epsilon

Epsilon is Japan's small solid-fueled launcher, built from H-IIA booster technology and designed to be controlled by a small team with laptop computers. From 2013 it launches science and technology satellites such as Hisaki and Arase, until a failure in 2022.

Launches
6
Success rate
83%
1 failure
First flight
14 September 2013
Hisaki (SPRINT-A)
Last flight
12 October 2022
RAISE-3 & others
Builder
IHI
Height
26 m
Diameter
2.5 m
Stages
4
Propellants
Solid, Hydrazine
Payload to LEO
1,200 kg
Payload to SSO
590 kg
Payload to GTO
500 kg

Launches per year

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YearLaunches
20131
20161
20181
20191
20211
20221