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• H-IIA diameter "4.0".
• H-IIA height "53000.0".
• H-IIA abstract "H-IIA (H2A) is an active expendable launch system operated by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) for the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency. The liquid-fueled H-IIA rockets have been used to launch satellites into geostationary orbit, to launch a lunar orbiting spacecraft, and to launch an interplanetary space probe to Venus. Launches occur at the Tanegashima Space Center. The H-IIA first flew in 2001 and has been launched 30 times by February 2016.Production and management of the H-IIA shifted from JAXA to MHI on April 1, 2007. Flight 13, which launched the lunar orbiter SELENE, was the first H-IIA launched after this privatization.The H-IIA is a derivative of the earlier H-II rocket, substantially redesigned to improve reliability and minimize costs. There are currently two (formerly four) different variants of the H-IIA in active service for various purposes. A derivative design, the H-IIB, was developed in the 2000s and made its maiden flight in 2009.".
• H-IIA countryOrigin Japan.
• H-IIA diameter "4.0".
• H-IIA failedLaunches "1".
• H-IIA height "53.0".
• H-IIA launchSite Tanegashima.
• H-IIA launchSite Yoshinobu_Launch_Complex.
• H-IIA maidenFlight "2001-08-29".
• H-IIA maidenFlight "2002-02-04".
• H-IIA maidenFlight "2005-02-26".
• H-IIA maidenFlight "2006-12-18".
• H-IIA manufacturer Alliant_Techsystems.
• H-IIA manufacturer Mitsubishi_Heavy_Industries.
• H-IIA rocketFunction Launch_vehicle.
• H-IIA rocketStages "2".
• H-IIA status "Active".
• H-IIA successfulLaunches "202".
• H-IIA successfulLaunches "29".
• H-IIA thumbnail H_IIA_No._F23_with_GPM_on_its_way_to_the_launchpad.jpg?width=300.
• H-IIA totalLaunches "202".
• H-IIA totalLaunches "30".
• H-IIA wikiPageExternalLink f6.
• H-IIA wikiPageExternalLink index_e.html.
• H-IIA wikiPageExternalLink index_e.html.
• H-IIA wikiPageExternalLink en.
• H-IIA wikiPageExternalLink index_e.html.
• H-IIA wikiPageExternalLink h2a.htm.
• H-IIA wikiPageExternalLink in_progress_e.html.
• H-IIA wikiPageExternalLink index_e.html.
• H-IIA wikiPageExternalLink 020201rocket.html.
• H-IIA wikiPageExternalLink 020908rocket.html.
• H-IIA wikiPageID "903898".
• H-IIA wikiPageLength "16977".
• H-IIA wikiPageOutDegree "111".
• H-IIA wikiPageRevisionID "707696292".
• H-IIA wikiPageWikiLink ADEOS_II.
• H-IIA wikiPageWikiLink ALOS-2.
• H-IIA wikiPageWikiLink Advanced_Land_Observation_Satellite.
• H-IIA wikiPageWikiLink Akatsuki_(spacecraft).
• H-IIA wikiPageWikiLink Alliant_Techsystems.
• H-IIA wikiPageWikiLink Arirang-1.
• H-IIA wikiPageWikiLink Castor_(rocket_stage).
• H-IIA wikiPageWikiLink Category:Expendable_space_launch_systems.
• H-IIA wikiPageWikiLink Category:Mitsubishi_Heavy_Industries_space_launch_vehicles.
• H-IIA wikiPageWikiLink Category:Space_launch_vehicles_of_Japan.
• H-IIA wikiPageWikiLink Comparison_of_orbital_launch_systems.
• H-IIA wikiPageWikiLink Comparison_of_orbital_launchers_families.
• H-IIA wikiPageWikiLink Coordinated_Universal_Time.
• H-IIA wikiPageWikiLink DRTS.
• H-IIA wikiPageWikiLink ETS-VIII.
• H-IIA wikiPageWikiLink Expendable_launch_system.
• H-IIA wikiPageWikiLink FedSat.
• H-IIA wikiPageWikiLink Foot_(unit).
• H-IIA wikiPageWikiLink Geostationary_orbit.
• H-IIA wikiPageWikiLink Geostationary_transfer_orbit.
• H-IIA wikiPageWikiLink Global_Change_Observation_Mission.
• H-IIA wikiPageWikiLink Global_Precipitation_Measurement.
• H-IIA wikiPageWikiLink Greenhouse_Gases_Observing_Satellite.
• H-IIA wikiPageWikiLink H-II.
• H-IIA wikiPageWikiLink H-IIB.
• H-IIA wikiPageWikiLink HORYU-2.
• H-IIA wikiPageWikiLink Hayabusa_2.
• H-IIA wikiPageWikiLink Hayato_(satellite).
• H-IIA wikiPageWikiLink Himawari_8.
• H-IIA wikiPageWikiLink Hitomi_(spacecraft).
• H-IIA wikiPageWikiLink IKAROS.
• H-IIA wikiPageWikiLink Information_Gathering_Satellite.
• H-IIA wikiPageWikiLink JAXA.
• H-IIA wikiPageWikiLink Japan.
• H-IIA wikiPageWikiLink Kilogram.
• H-IIA wikiPageWikiLink LE-5.
• H-IIA wikiPageWikiLink LE-7.
• H-IIA wikiPageWikiLink Launch_vehicle.
• H-IIA wikiPageWikiLink Liquid_hydrogen.
• H-IIA wikiPageWikiLink Liquid_oxygen.
• H-IIA wikiPageWikiLink Liquid_rocket_booster.
• H-IIA wikiPageWikiLink MDS-1.
• H-IIA wikiPageWikiLink Maiden_flight.
• H-IIA wikiPageWikiLink Mitsubishi_Heavy_Industries.
• H-IIA wikiPageWikiLink Multi-Functional_Transport_Satellite.
• H-IIA wikiPageWikiLink Negai_(satellite).
• H-IIA wikiPageWikiLink PROCYON.
• H-IIA wikiPageWikiLink Pound_(mass).
• H-IIA wikiPageWikiLink Quasi-Zenith_Satellite_System.
• H-IIA wikiPageWikiLink Raijin-2.
• H-IIA wikiPageWikiLink Reconnaissance_satellite.
• H-IIA wikiPageWikiLink Rocket.
• H-IIA wikiPageWikiLink SDS-1.
• H-IIA wikiPageWikiLink SDS-4.
• H-IIA wikiPageWikiLink SELENE.
• H-IIA wikiPageWikiLink SRB-A.
• H-IIA wikiPageWikiLink Satellite.
• H-IIA wikiPageWikiLink Shinen_(spacecraft).
• H-IIA wikiPageWikiLink Shinen_2.
• H-IIA wikiPageWikiLink Sohla.
• H-IIA wikiPageWikiLink Solid-fuel_rocket.
• H-IIA wikiPageWikiLink Solid_rocket_booster.
• H-IIA wikiPageWikiLink Space_probe.

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