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Japan launches Ohsumi, its first man-made satellite on February 11, 1970, making Japan the fourth country in the world (after the former Soviet Union, the United States and France) to have launched a satellite without aid from outside sources.
The satellite's transmitter failed within hours due to power loss but the satellite remained in orbit for 33 years when it re-entered the atmosphere on August 2, 2003. More
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