Inside Japan Most Advanced Factory Producing Powerful Space Rocket - Production Line

On this feature of the FRAME, we explore the manufacturing process and the logistics behind the Mitsubishi Rocket Launch Systems.
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[@SeanLawlorNelson]

Impressive factory and innovative technology. My grandfather George Sigfred Nelson lived in Tokyo Japan while doing architecture and engineering for the then new Tokyo, Disney World under the employ of the Walt Disney Company; a company where he fit in well and was proud to work for. George so liked Japan and admired the industry of its people he wished to stay in Japan permanently; and only came home at the stubborn entreaty of his wife my grandmother Dorothy Nelson. Arigahto!

[@wukongsun6940]

Very strong Japanese manufacturing technology.

[@user-uy3lx5nh3h]

日本一豊かな村

[@RobsonSouza-ho3lq]

Nunca vi nada igual!impressionante!😮😮

[@williamdavila1123]

Mitsubishi is a great company, interesting

[@justhimo2728]

wow Mitsubishi very respectful company 👏 i wish they made race 🏁 cars like old days

[@trunguctruong1995]

về hàng dân dụng thì Nhật ok còn hàng không vũ trụ thì ối dồi ôi

[@nasosnasos8054]

Price ?

[@pauloyoshizaki2103]

Mitsubishi - Rochet : Motores .

[@whaleoilbeefhooked3892]

Has there ever been a rocket engine physically tested in a 'space simulated' vacuum chamber so as to know if the engine will produce any thrust in outer space to maneuver the capsule into a correct trajectory to return back to our earth?

[@user-xm6kb4pz2p]

こんにちは

[@jayyoo906]

Joinings, containing, graghing, firing, all ?

[@unityxg]

First

[@Hindu23376]

AND NASA USE RUSSIAN ROCKET ENGINE'S FOR THEIR MISSION'S 💯😳

[@user-ld8ey6wr8h]

Всё равно у них нашему анало-говнет

[@user-rn8ez2qn9f]

يحث الإسلام على العلم ولا يخشى من علماء الآخرين ولو وصلوا إلى مجرات أخرى واستوطنوها

[@ronliebermann]

These parts are designed for liquid-fueled rockets. But liquid fuel was replaced by solid fuel a long time ago. There’s not one single reason to use liquid fuel. Or actually, there is. The only reason for liquid fuel rocket engines is that governments can spend billions of dollars. Half of that money goes into Yakuza pockets.