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Rocket

H-I

Japan1986 to 1992
Drawing of the H-I

H-I is Japan's step between the licensed N rockets and the fully Japanese H-II: a Thor-Delta-based first stage topped by a new Japanese liquid-hydrogen second stage. From 1986 to 1992 it flies nine times without a failure, launching communications, weather and Earth observation satellites.

Launches
9
Success rate
100%
0 failures
First flight
12 August 1986
Ajisai
Last flight
11 February 1992
Fuyo 1
Builder
MHI
Height
42 m
Diameter
2.4 m
Stages
3
Boosters
9 × Castor 2
Propellants
Solid, Kerosene / LOX, LH2 / LOX
Payload to LEO
3,200 kg
Payload to GTO
1,100 kg

Launches per year

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YearLaunches
19861
19871
19882
19891
19902
19911
19921