JAXA

JAXA is an organization in Japan that is responsible for exploring space, building rockets, and conducting research related to space and the universe.

Think of JAXA like a big clubhouse for Japanese scientists who love space! Instead of playing tag and sharing snacks, they get to work on really cool projects that involve learning more about the moon, planets, and stars.

JAXA is made up of lots of different teams and departments, each with their own special job. Some people work on designing and building rockets, which are like big machines that can fly into space. Others work on researching and developing new technology that can help us learn more about space.

There are also teams at JAXA that focus on studying things like the weather and climate on Earth, as well as researching how humans can live and work in space.

All of the work that JAXA does is important because it helps us learn more about the universe and how it works. By studying things like stars and planets, we can learn about the origins of the universe and how we came to be here on Earth. And who knows, maybe one day JAXA scientists will discover new planets that humans can travel to and explore!