H-IIB
H-IIB is the more powerful version of Japan's H-IIA rocket, used for sending cargo to the International Space Station.
Manufacturer
MHI
Ownership
Public
Country
Japan
Status
Active
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Performance: Medium Lift
Payload to Orbit
Maximum Lift Capacity to various orbits. LEO stands for Low Earth Orbit and GTO stands for Geostationary Transfer Orbit.
LEO
16500 kg
GTO
8000 kg
Moon
kg
Mars
kg
Fairing Size
Payload fairing is the nose cone used to protect payload against the impact of heat & pressure during launch.
Fairing Height
12 m
Fairing Diameter
5.2 m
Costs
Launch Cost
US$ 113 million
Cost to LEO
US$ 6848/kg
Cost to GTO
US$ 14125/kg
Launch History
Notable Missions
H-II Transfer Vehicle
Total Launches
8
Successful Launches
8
Launch Statistics 
Wikipedia
Payload Users' Guide
Official Website
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