Lost · Partial success
University of Tokyo and JAXA's PROCYON demonstrated a micro-spacecraft bus system for deep-space exploration and selected 2000 DP107 as its asteroid flyby target.
- Destinations
- Launch vehicle
- H-IIA Launch Vehicle No. 26
- Launch site
- Tanegashima Space Center
- Countries
- Japan
- Mission types
- Technology demonstrator, Flyby
Chronology
Mission timeline
Loss of contact
Communications not confirmed
Mission architecture
Vehicles
PROCYON · Spacecraft
Destinations: 2000 DP107
Trajectory record
Trajectory dataset not yet available
No verified trajectory dataset is committed for this mission, so Mission Atlas renders no path.
Provenance
Sources
Each source is listed once and labeled with the mission, event, trajectory, or destination/body context it supports.
Data verified through September 4, 2026
- Flight Status of Micro deep-space explorer “PROCYON” — OTHERMission page · Supports: mission claims · event claims
- 超小型深宇宙探査機「PROCYON（プロキオン）」の状況について：東京大学/宇宙航空研究開発機構 — OTHERMission page · Supports: mission claims · event claims
- PROCYON update: Asteroid 2000 DP107 target selected, ion engine stopped — OTHEROther · Supports: mission claims · destination/body context
- GCAT: General Catalog of Artificial Space Objects (deep-space catalog), J. McDowell — OTHEROther · Supports: mission claims
- Planet Sizes and Locations in Our Solar System — NASAOther · Supports: destination/body context