HTV

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HTV is a Japanese uncrewed cargo spacecraft, also known as the H-II Transfer Vehicle, used to deliver supplies to the International Space Station.

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Label Occurrences
HTV canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf H-II Transfer Vehicle
spacecraft type
uncrewed cargo spacecraft
agency JAXA NERFINISHED
agencyProgram Japanese ISS resupply program
alsoKnownAs H-II Transfer Vehicle NERFINISHED
Kounotori NERFINISHED
berthingPort Harmony nadir port
Node 2 nadir port
cargoType experiments
food
pressurized cargo
propellant
spare parts
unpressurized cargo
water
countryOfOrigin Japan
designFeature large unpressurized cargo carrier in Exposed Pallet
pressurized logistics carrier
service module
developer JAXA NERFINISHED
Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency NERFINISHED
disposalMethod destructive reentry
dockingMethod berthing via Canadarm2
firstFlightDate 2009-09-10
firstMission HTV-1 NERFINISHED
lastFlightDate 2020-05-20
lastMission HTV-9 NERFINISHED
launchCountry Japan NERFINISHED
launchSite Tanegashima Space Center NERFINISHED
launchVehicle H-IIB rocket NERFINISHED
manufacturer Mitsubishi Heavy Industries NERFINISHED
missionDurationRange about 1 to 2 months per mission
missionSuccessRate 100 percent of launched missions reached ISS
missionType ISS resupply
nameMeaning Kounotori means white stork in Japanese NERFINISHED
numberOfFlights 9
operator JAXA NERFINISHED
Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency NERFINISHED
orbit low Earth orbit
powerSource solar arrays
primaryMission resupply of the International Space Station
propulsionType chemical propulsion
reentryType controlled destructive reentry over the Pacific Ocean
rendezvousMethod proximity operations then capture by robotic arm
status retired
successor HTV-X NERFINISHED
target International Space Station NERFINISHED
usedOnProgram International Space Station Program NERFINISHED

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