The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency was originally scheduled to launch an H3 launch vehicle carrying a Japanese GPS system satellite on the 17th. The launch mission was stopped urgently after the countdown was over, and the reason is currently being confirmed. JAXA originally planned to distribute the sixth satellite “Guiding Road” 5 of the Zenith Satellite Navigation System at 11:11 local time on the 17th. A video on the agency's social media account showed that after the countdown was over, the rocket did not leave the launch pad. Live sound broadcast. Due to equipment abnormalities, the launch stopped on the same day. The quasi-zenith satellite navigation system is known as the “Japanese version of GPS,” and is mainly a supplement to the GPS system to improve the accuracy of satellite positioning. Currently, Japan's planned quasi-zenith satellite navigation system consists of 7 satellites. This time, the 6th satellite was launched, numbered “Guideway” 5. The “Guideway” 6 satellite was launched in February of this year.

The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency was originally scheduled to launch an H3 launch vehicle carrying a Japanese GPS system satellite on the 17th. The launch mission was stopped urgently after the countdown was over, and the reason is currently being confirmed. JAXA originally planned to distribute the sixth satellite “Guiding Road” 5 of the Zenith Satellite Navigation System at 11:11 local time on the 17th. A video on the agency's social media account showed that after the countdown was over, the rocket did not leave the launch pad. Live sound broadcast. Due to equipment abnormalities, the launch stopped on the same day. The quasi-zenith satellite navigation system is known as the “Japanese version of GPS,” and is mainly a supplement to the GPS system to improve the accuracy of satellite positioning. Currently, Japan's planned quasi-zenith satellite navigation system consists of 7 satellites. This time, the 6th satellite was launched, numbered “Guideway” 5. The “Guideway” 6 satellite was launched in February of this year.