日本研究人员发射了第一颗木制卫星 LignoSat，以测试木材的太空生存能力。 Japanese researchers launched LignoSat, the first wooden satellite, to test wood's space viability.

京都大学和住友林业的日本研究人员通过 SpaceX 任务将世界上第一颗木制卫星 LignoSat 送入太空。 Japanese researchers at Kyoto University and Sumitomo Forestry have launched LignoSat, the world's first wooden satellite, into space via a SpaceX mission. 这颗手掌大小的卫星由日本木兰桧木制成，将以 400 公里的速度绕地球运行六个月。 Made from hinoki wood, a Japanese magnolia, this palm-sized satellite will orbit Earth at 400 km for six months. 该项目旨在探索木材在太空探索中作为可持续材料的潜力，特别是用于未来的月球和火星栖息地，同时评估其耐用性和减轻太空辐射影响的能力。 The project aims to explore wood's potential for sustainable materials in space exploration, particularly for future lunar and Mars habitats, while assessing its durability and ability to mitigate space radiation effects.