Japan has made a significant decision to enhance funding for private companies and universities through the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA), which is backed by the government. This move is aimed at revitalizing the country's space industry. The decision comes as part of revisions to Japan's space policy, with the ruling Liberal Democratic Party proposing the establishment of a 1 trillion-yen ($7 billion) fund over a 10-year period, inspired by similar initiatives in the United States and Europe. With increased funding, JAXA plans to invest in startups and companies from various industries, as well as support the advancement of cutting-edge technologies and human resources. In order to facilitate the creation of a fund for space business, the government is considering making amendments to the JAXA law.   In addition to the funding initiatives, the revised plan highlights the construction of a satellite constellation that will connect multiple small satellites, al...