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An anomaly was detected craft carrying a lunar lander to the moon, which contains a hair sample of the late US President John F Kennedy. The craft did not achieve a stable sun-pointing orientation.

The Peregrine moon lander encountered an anomaly that prevented it "from achieving a stable sun-pointing orientation," aerospace company Astrobotic said.

Just hours after launching from Florida toward deep space early Monday morning, the first US lunar lander to take off in five decades is in jeopardy.

"We do not expect every launch and landing to be successful."

(CNN) — Just hours after launching from Florida toward the moon early Monday morning, the first US lunar lander to take off in five decades is in jeopardy.

The first commercially-built lunar lander from the U.S. ran into trouble just hours after launching on board United Launch Alliance’s (ULA) inaugural Vulcan rocket. A propulsion system failure appea

A private US moon mission bearing the remains of Star Trek actors and John F. Kennedy's DNA has suffered critical technical problems.

Astrobotic said its Peregrine spacecraft had a propulsion anomaly hours after launch Jan. 8, making it unlikely that it will be able to land on the moon.

Miami, Jan 8 (EFE).- The US commercial lunar mission Peregrine, which is carrying instruments and experiments from NASA and several other countries to the lunar surface, successfully lifted off early Monday morning from central Florida, but is struggling to get power to reach its destination, according to Astrobotic. The company stated that its Peregrine spacecraft …

Mission engineers are struggling to correct an anomaly in the orientation of NASAs unmanned robotic commercial Peregrine Moon lander after it separated from its booster, Astrobiotic announced in a press release on Monday.