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2004

December 9	[updated]	HAYABUSA's ion engines achieved 20,000 hour&unit Space Operation
November 24	[updated]	ISAS plans observations of the dynamics and energetics in the high-latitude lower thermosphere associated with the auroral activity at Andøya Rocket Range (Norway).
November 22	[updated]	The gamma-ray busrt exploration satellite Swift was successfully launched.
October 21	[updated]	Planetesimal belts are discovered around beta Pictoris --revealing an early extrasolar planetary system
September 9	[updated]	Flight experiment by a deployable flexible structure
August 30	[updated]	Over 10,000 Participants --- ISAS Open House
August 09	[updated]	ISAS Deployed Solar Sail Film in Space
May 25	[updated]	Figure of HAYABUSA’s Target Taken by Telescope and Radar
May 25	[updated]	Current Status and Future Plan of HAYABUSA
May 24	[updated]	World First Achievement by JAXA ---Earth Swingby of Hayabusa Carrying Ion Engines---
May 19	[updated]	The earth pictured by Hayabusa.
May 19	[updated]	Hayabusa acquired images of the earth and the moon.
May 13	[updated]	Fine Adjustments to "HAYABUSA" toward Earth Swingby.
January 19	[updated]	ISAS observed the wavy airglow structure successfully with a sounding rocket "S-310-33" .