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Moon landing goes sideways: Odysseus mission will be cut short after craft tipped over

Flight controllers expected to lose contact Tuesday with the dying Odysseus lunar lander just days after it toppled over while landing on the moon.

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Odysseus Moon Lander Likely Has 10 to 20 Hours of Battery Life Left, Company Says

Odysseus Moon Lander Likely Has 10 to 20 Hours of Battery Life Left, Company Says
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Did Odysseus spacecraft land on the moon? Did the lander crash? – Deseret News

The Odysseus spacecraft soft-landed sideways on the moon. Intuitive Machines says the lander caught an obstruction during touchdown. Images from the spacecraft are expected next week.

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Did the Odysseus lander make it to the moon? – Deseret News

Intuitive Machines’s spacecraft is on the moon after ‘successful landing’

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Odysseus moon lander likely has 10 to 20 hours of battery life left, company says

By Steve Gorman and Joey Roulette (Reuters) - Odysseus, the first U.S. spacecraft to land on the moon since 1972, has roughly 10 to 20 hours of battery life left, according to flight controllers who are still in contact with the robot lander. Texas.

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