Japan launched LignoSat, the first wooden satellite, to test eco-friendly materials for space en route to more sustainable ...

Image Credit: University of Kyoto Japan has taken a step into sustainable space exploration by launching the world’s first ...

The satellite is made from magnolia wood, which was historically used for samurai sheaths. The world’s first wooden satellite ...

In a groundbreaking leap for sustainable space exploration, Japan has launched the world's first wooden satellite, aptly ...

Tokyo: In a breakthrough innovation, scientists in Japan have constructed the world’s first wooden satellite, which was ...

Japan’s LignoSat, the first wooden satellite, will orbit Earth to test wood’s potential as a space-grade material.

The world’s first wooden satellite has been sent to space to prove that wood is a space-grade material, and, most importantly, biodegradable.

The world's first wooden satellite has successfully travelled to space in an effort to understand if wood could someday be a "space-grade" material.

The diminutive cube satellite, measuring just 4 inches on each side, is constructed primarily from magnolia wood using ...

In this article, we will learn what is LignoSat, its significance, its specifications, and how it will contribute to mitigating space debris issue.

LignoSat's name is based on lignum, the Latin name for 'wood'. It's a collaboration between Kyoto University and Sumitomo ...

LignoSat is designed to endure extreme temperatures and space radiation, measuring how wood withstands the space environment.