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HTV-X1
Planned Japanese resupply spaceflight to the ISS From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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HTV-X1 is the first flight of the HTV-X series, serving as a technical demonstration mission of the new uncrewed expendable cargo spacecraft. It is scheduled to launch on 21 October 2025.[4][5]
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Cargo
Pressurised cargo
HTV-X1 will deliver the following pressurised cargo to the International Space Station (ISS):[6]
- Crew supplies
- DRCS (Demonstration of Removing Carbon Dioxide System)
- NORS (Nitrogen/Oxygen Recharge System) tank
- RST (Water Resupply Tank)
Unpressurised cargo
- i-SEEP (IVA-replaceable Small Exposed Experiment Platform)
Additional payloads
In addition to its primary cargo mission, HTV-X1 carries several technology demonstration payloads:[2]
- DELIGHT, a demonstration of a lightweight expandable flat antenna
- Mt.FUJI, a technology demonstration for satellite laser ranging
- H-SSOD, a small satellite deployer that will release the CubeSat Ten-Koh 2 following departure from the ISS
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