Space testing
DREAM MAX TOKEN / SPACE × WEB3
From Earth orbit.To the Moon.Take part in what comes next.
VISION
Research in orbit.
Participation on Earth.
Data services
Ecosystem contributions
DMT / MISSION JOURNEYSkip to mission details
INSIDE THE MISSION
Transport architecture.
A transport vehicle is a system of systems. Look beneath its shell to see the stages, propulsion and two satellites.
SYSTEMS WORKING TOGETHER
Propulsion and payload.
Explore the engines, propellant system and optical payload in sequence.
READY FOR INTEGRATION
Vehicle integration.
The skins close. The stages meet. The payload is enclosed, ready for the next step of the mission.
BEYOND THE ATMOSPHERE
From ignition to orbit.
Ignition gives way to ascent. The horizon falls away as the mission travels toward Earth orbit.
TWO SATELLITES
Two satellites deployed.
The fairing separates and the solar arrays unfold. Transport gives way to orbital experiments and observation.
FROM ORBIT TO DATA
Data returns to Earth.
Measurements return through ground stations. The mission connects research in space with usable data on Earth.
FIRST MISSION
Two satellites.
One research mission.
Target deployment2satellites
External experiment capacity30kg
First-mission budget$15millionJPY 2.25 billion
Space-environment testing
Earth observation
Beyond the launch
RESEARCH ECOSYSTEM
Researchers, users
and contributors.
Researchers and companies
Design experiments
Data users
Use research outputs
Community
Contribute expertise
STAGES OF EXPLORATION
Demonstrate. Expand.
Objectives by Stage.
- STAGE 01PROVE
Two-satellite demonstration
Space-environment testing and Earth observation with two satellites, from establishing communications to delivering data.
- STAGE 02CONNECT
Orbital research network
Ten additional satellites, 12 launches cumulatively. Eight ground-station sites supporting recurring data delivery.
- STAGE 03EXPLORE
Lunar station and rover
A lunar observation station and small rover, connected to Earth through procured relay services.
THE DMT TOKEN
Connecting research and participation.
DMT within the ecosystem.
- 01
Participate in shared operations
Verified activity and eligibility support research proposals, discussion and participation in relevant votes.
- 02
Use services
Use in supported analysis tools and workshops is planned. Experiment capacity and data rights follow their own terms.
- 03
Contribute
Research ideas, translation and data preparation are reviewed. Eligible programs may grant DMT for accepted work.
PARTICIPATE
Learn. Propose.
Contribute to research.
01
Explore the project and activities
02
Choose where to contribute
03
Create and verify useful work
04
Share results and knowledge
QUESTIONS
Questions about
participation.
What role does DMT play?
DMT connects contribution recognition, supported service use and shared operations. Its design follows actual activities and services.
Can I participate without DMT?
Public information, open discussion and research proposals do not require DMT. Individual programs and services will have their own eligibility and usage terms.
How may DMT be granted?
Eligible programs may grant DMT after accepted work is verified under published rules. Activities, quantities and assessment methods will be disclosed before work begins.
What happens if a mission changes?
The team reviews impacts, contractual obligations and remaining budget, then reports revised plans, reduced scope or cancellation. Service users and contributors receive information relevant to them.
How can researchers and businesses take part?
Possible routes include experiment services, observation data, joint research and ground-station operations. Device suitability and data-use scope are reviewed individually.