World’s first wooden satellite launched in space: All you need to know
Japan has become the world’s first country to launch a satellite made primarily of wood into space, as per a report by Reuters. Named 'The LignoSat' ('lignum' means 'wood' in Latin), the world’s first wooden satellite is developed by Kyoto University researchers in collaboration with Sumitomo Forestry, a Japan-based logging and processing company.
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First satellite made of wood launched into spaceDeveloped by Kyoto University researchers and the Japanese timber company Sumitomo Forestry, LignoStat -- the satellite ...
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After four years in development, a wood satellite developed by Kyoto University and Sumitomo Forestry, a Japanese logging ...
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The world’s first wooden satellite was launched into spaceThe satellite is made from magnolia wood, which was historically used for samurai sheaths. The world’s first wooden satellite ...
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