Japanese lunar exploration startup ispace chooses Mitsubishi Heavy Industries' H3 rocket for 2028 moon mission, after previously relying on SpaceX
ispace CEO Takeshi Hakamada stated that economic factors and exchange rates were among the reasons for this decision. He pointed out that the Japanese Yen is currently significantly depreciated, while SpaceX's services need to be paid for in US dollars. ispace plans to conduct approximately three lunar transportation missions annually, with the H3 rocket expected to handle one to two of these.
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