These hi-fi speakers are made from rocket fuel tanks

The momentum for space Development grows globally.

The Rocket Company Spacekswhich was conducted by the General Manager Elone muskIt conducts a number of missions since its partially sets its partial entry falcon 9 in service. The company can now boast of the world’s largest launch frequencies, and it helped to reinforce the number of rockets around the world until 254 last year. This is Dramatic increase in more than 20 percent compared to the previous year.

In Japan, Honda began developing a reusable rocket and was reported only this June to successfully removed and landed in his first launch test. However, despite Japan as a suitable location for missile launch tests, last year, was far behind the number of nations like the United States like the United States like the United States as well as advanced space programs like the United States of America.

Japanese company & Space Project The goals are to reverse this trend and expand the base of the Japanese space industry. The company has launched a new initiative in cooperation with Floor noonThe research and development project that runs the Nomura Corporate Group, which produces acoustic devices using sustainable materials.

This partnership gave birth to DebrisThe speaker who was real from the Space rocket reservoir. The design includes parts of waste from test tanks for fuel commercial missiles produced in the city in Hokkaid.

The party from release for waste was held in the past June and City In Nihonbashi.

Photo: Masashi Ura

There is a hub for the Japanese space industry and home to the house Space Port Hokkaidoused by private companies and university research institutes worldwide involved in the development of space. It also uses a honda for its presentations of rockets for crossing and landing tests.