JAXA–RIKEN collaboration

Target entity: JAXA–RIKEN collaboration
Context triple: [MAXI, collaboration, JAXA–RIKEN collaboration]

• A. NASA–ESA–NASDA collaboration
  The NASA–ESA–NASDA collaboration was an international partnership among the American, European, and Japanese space agencies to conduct joint spaceflight missions and scientific research in orbit.
• B. JAXA Tsukuba Space Center
  The JAXA Tsukuba Space Center is Japan’s primary space research and mission control facility, responsible for operating and managing many of the nation’s satellite and human spaceflight activities.
• C. JAXA planetary exploration program
  The JAXA planetary exploration program is Japan’s series of space missions dedicated to studying planets and other bodies in the Solar System, including notable probes such as Akatsuki to Venus and Hayabusa to asteroids.
• D. EU–Japan space cooperation
  EU–Japan space cooperation is a collaborative framework through which the European Union and Japan work together on space science, satellite navigation, Earth observation, and related technologies to support shared economic, security, and environmental goals.
• E. Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency Chōfu Aerospace Center
  The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency Chōfu Aerospace Center is a major JAXA research and testing facility in Chōfu, Tokyo, focused on aeronautics, space technology development, and flight experimentation.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: JAXA–RIKEN collaboration
Target entity description: The JAXA–RIKEN collaboration is a joint research partnership between Japan’s space agency JAXA and the RIKEN research institute focused on advanced space science and astrophysics projects.

• A. NASA–ESA–NASDA collaboration
  The NASA–ESA–NASDA collaboration was an international partnership among the American, European, and Japanese space agencies to conduct joint spaceflight missions and scientific research in orbit.
• B. JAXA Tsukuba Space Center
  The JAXA Tsukuba Space Center is Japan’s primary space research and mission control facility, responsible for operating and managing many of the nation’s satellite and human spaceflight activities.
• C. JAXA planetary exploration program
  The JAXA planetary exploration program is Japan’s series of space missions dedicated to studying planets and other bodies in the Solar System, including notable probes such as Akatsuki to Venus and Hayabusa to asteroids.
• D. EU–Japan space cooperation
  EU–Japan space cooperation is a collaborative framework through which the European Union and Japan work together on space science, satellite navigation, Earth observation, and related technologies to support shared economic, security, and environmental goals.
• E. Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency Chōfu Aerospace Center
  The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency Chōfu Aerospace Center is a major JAXA research and testing facility in Chōfu, Tokyo, focused on aeronautics, space technology development, and flight experimentation.
• F. None of above. chosen