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ADRAS-J

The ADRAS-J mission is the world's first attempt to safely approach and characterize an existing piece of large debris through Rendezvous and Proximity Operations (RPO) and is the start of a full-fledged debris removal service.

ADRAS-J Mission Hero

Purpose / Objective

The ADRAS-J spacecraft was selected by JAXA for Phase I of its Commercial Removal of Debris Demonstration Project (CRD2), one of the world's first technology demonstrations to remove a large-scale debris from orbit.

ADRAS-J demonstrated RPO with a client space object and obtained images and other data of the object, delivering observational information to better understand the space debris environment.

Key details

Launch Date
Status
Phase I of CRD2 completed
Customer
Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA)
Solutions
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Technologies
RPO

ADRAS-J Concept of Operations

Timeline

Pre Launch
Post Launch
Future Dates

Media

CG Image of ADRAS-J with Solar Panels Deployed
CG Image of ADRAS-J Approaching Debris
CG Image of ADRAS-J Orbiting Earth
CG Image of ADRAS-J Orbiting Earth with Angle
CG Image of ADRAS-J Orbiting Earth with Angle 2
CG Image of ADRAS-J with Close Up of Debris
Photo of ADRAS-J in Cleanroom
Photo of ADRAS-J in Cleanroom Dark Setting
Photo of ADRAS-J in Cleanroom with Staff
Photo of ADRAS-J with Staff Working in Cleanroom
Photo of ADRAS-J Close Up
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