Odysseus lander possibly on its side on the lunar surface – Houston Public Media
The Odysseus spacecraft that landed on the moon Thursday appears to be on its side. Steve Altemus, the CEO of Intuitive Machines, the private company behind the craft, gave an update on its status during a press conference at NASA's Johnson Space Center Friday afternoon.
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